Trending Stores

A fast-growing online mattress brand has opened its first physical location.

KFC has unveiled a new urban inline restaurant design in the Bronx, New York.

Neighborhood Goods has brought its department store of the future model to the Big Apple. The company opened its second location to date, a 4,500-sq.-ft.

As a group, retail real estate developers pooh-pooh the notion of physical retail going downhill — except, now, for one.

It took nearly 75 years, but Tupperware has finally entered the brick-and-mortar space — if only temporarily.

Bloomingdale’s has officially opened the doors to its new location in Norwalk, Connecticut.

Starbucks Coffee Company is opening its largest location ever, a 35,000-sq.-ft. location in Chicago, on Friday. 

As the grocery wars intensify, Walmart is not only focusing on online delivery but also is refreshing the look and feel of its in-store experience in produce.

Shoppers can buy goods that are made before their eyes in an innovative new retail concept at Industry City, the sprawling 6 million-sq.-ft. mixed-use complex in Brooklyn, New York.

J.C. Penney wants to make its stores more fun and easier to shop.

Chinese KFC customers can now fill their bellies and their gas tanks in one trip.

Another digitally native retailer has made the jump to brick-and-mortar.

Nike is taking its data-driven, small-store format to the next level.

There’s a new player dedicated to a very niche segment of the jewelry market: ear piercing.

Swarovski has brought its new retail format stateside.

Nordstrom is betting big in one of its biggest markets, with the largest single-project investment in the brand’s storied history.

The United Colors of Benetton is making its first foray into the U.S. retail scene after more than a two-year absence.

David Yurman has opened an expansive jewelry boutique — and the only family-owned business — on one of Manhattan’s most luxurious blocks. 

KFC is piloting a new, tech-enhanced format.

It’s not your typical mall store.

Outdoor Voices continues to expand in brick-and-mortar with the opening of its 10th store.

REI Co-op is going big on experiences and rentals.

Gap Inc. is looking to capitalize on the synergy of its brands.

Macy’s is celebrating the holidays — with a little help from a cereal giant — in its latest experiential store concept.