Customers in Seattle and Philadelphia can get groceries delivered in less than an hour, and expansion to other cities could boost industrial demand.
Fairway filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and disclosed a plan to sell five of its 14 stores last week.
Amazon workers at a Staten Island warehouse staged a walkout demanding 100% paid sick leave after seven tested positive for COVID-19.
From Mattress Firm's overabundance of retail locations to the declining state of Whole Foods stores, here are the week's headlines, presented by EisnerAmper.
Walmart is edging its way into New York City with a Jet.com grocery fulfillment center.
LCOR plans a 280-unit building on a site it acquired next to its new Altaire building.
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The financing deal with Freddie Mac and Wells Fargo Multifamily Capital includes three loans backed by buildings near Amazon HQ2 and Nationals Park.
NV Commercial and Foulger-Pratt are looking for an anchor tenant to break ground at Tysons Central, while CityLine Partners hopes to land Amazon at Scotts Run.
Projects such as Columbian Quarter, St. Elizabeths East and Skyland Town Center could transform the Anacostia and Congress Heights neighborhoods.
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