Retail closures have spiked this year, and whatever is coming next won't be enough to completely fill the void. Some will inevitably be left behind.
Long Island has become a proving ground for a new breed of service-based and experiential retailers.
Amer Hammour founded Madison Marquette in 1992 and has led the company through multiple mergers as it manages several massive developments across the U.S.
The recent deals are the latest stage of LBG's Asian-centric retail and restaurant strategy for the 1.2M SF Richmond mall now called The Shops at Hilltop.
One mall in Michigan lost its last anchor retailer, a J.C. Penney, despite offering three years of free rent. The offer still stands for anyone else.
Simon Property Group is considering whether to use its status as one of the strongest retail landlords to prop up more struggling brands with capital infusions.
A new study shows that private equity has led to the loss of 1.3 million retail jobs in the past 10 years, thanks to the damage caused by leveraged buyouts.
Alexandria approved a master plan for the Landmark Mall site and Howard Hughes Corp. is now moving forward with the rezoning process for the first phase.
When it comes to retail, San Francisco and Oakland are a tale of two cities.
New market reports find that private equity firms are driving the debt loads of companies they own to dangerous levels, adding risk to the economy.
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