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Customers in Seattle and Philadelphia can get groceries delivered in less than an hour, and expansion to other cities could boost industrial demand.
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Fairway filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and disclosed a plan to sell five of its 14 stores last week.
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Amazon workers at a Staten Island warehouse staged a walkout demanding 100% paid sick leave after seven tested positive for COVID-19.
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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.
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Walmart is edging its way into New York City with a Jet.com grocery fulfillment center.
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LCOR plans a 280-unit building on a site it acquired next to its new Altaire building.
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Check out this week's latest commercial real estate executive news and transactions in and around Los Angeles.
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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.
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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.
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Projects such as Columbian Quarter, St. Elizabeths East and Skyland Town Center could transform the Anacostia and Congress Heights neighborhoods.
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