Retail
By Matthew K. Harding, President, Levin Management Corporation Your neighborhood shopping center isn’t what it used to be. While some say the Great Recession
Indicative of the recent trend of international fashion retailers opening shops in prime Connecticut neighborhoods, CBRE’s Nina Becker arranged two new
Brooklyn’s largest mixed-use development City Point, unveiled a re-branded website at the Las Vegas retail convention. Showcasing the project’s new ‘BKLYN
Hudson Yards will bolster its food and beverage options, adding several new cafes, restaurants, and bakeries to its growing list of retail concepts.
Koeppel Rosen, the leasing and managing agent representing the Rosen family’s Midtown South portfolio, has signed Noa Brands to a week-long pop-up during
A rendering of the planed retail spaced at 520 Fifth Avenue, as seen in Thor Equities’ leasing brochure. Thor Equities is looking for a tenant to
Dog-friendly café Boris & Horton has opened its doors at 195 Avenue A on the corner of 12th Street in downtown Manhattan. The upscale café features
Cushman & Wakefield’s New Jersey retail team has inked a 15,000 s/f lease with expanding global fitness franchise UFC GYM at Riverdale Square, a 72,000
By Steve Gillman, partner, the Shopping Center Group 2017 won’t go down as Long Island’s best commercial real estate year in terms of retail activity
Ripco Real Estate announced that the firm has been retained by Joe Dushey, principal of Jenel Management, to lease 215 East Fordham Road in the Bronx
The city’s Department of Small Business Services offered $1.8 million to help longstanding businesses adapt and grow in a modern economy.
LAS VEGAS: Fresh off closing a $1.67 billion construction loan for the American Dream mega-mall in Secaucus, Triple Five’s Paul Ghermezian was upbeat