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Luxury, digitally native and athleisure retailers are driving demand in existing and emerging prime urban corridors.

“If you renovate it, they will come” must have been the motto for Fort Worth-based Trademark Property Co. used when it started redeveloping Annapolis Town Center.

About time Montanans get access to Berry Chantilly Cake and 365 Cauliflower pizza—but they’ll have to wait until Gallatin Crossing opens.

“Bloomie's is a new take on Bloomingdale's,” says the department store chain’s CEO Tony Spring—and now Chicagoland is ready to take it in.

Outlet networks that traditionally rely on tourist sales for volume are now mixing in tenants to secure more steady local business.

The Garden State will have its own dedicated space where people can learn about, and celebrate, all that is unique to New Jersey.

There’s a good reason why luxury retailers like Hermès and Gucci are opening more and bigger stores in the United States.

YouTube sensation Jimmy Donaldson recently gave $10,000 to each of 23 people who eluded being captured by him overnight in the American Dream mall.

Just when you thought Triple Five’s American Dream had all the action-packed family attractions one mall could fit, a new innovative concept comes along.

One of the world’s tallest and most famous buildings deserves a 23,000-sq.-ft. Starbucks, doesn’t it?

PREIT has positioned itself to become a magnet for retailers looking to expand their store counts in the densely populated and dynamic East Coast market.

The retail arm of Robert Redford’s Utah-based Sundance Institute for independent filmmakers has scored a smash hit in Connecticut.