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Le Forum des Halles Shopping Center Set For Opening
Le Forum des Halles shopping mall will include new Nike and Sephora units, plus a concept store dedicated to…
Developer to Build Largest Mall in Saudi, Featuring Snow Park
The company is investing 14 billion riyals, or $3.7 billion, to develop two projects including Mall of Saudi.
China Rent Increases Slow — Except in Prime Locales
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The neighborhood, housing American Apparel headquarters, seeks to be reimagined with 100 new stores, 15…
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Simon Property Group disappointed investors with its guidance as net income dropped and revenues missed…
Hudson Yards Grows Tenant List
Manhattan's mammoth West Side project continues to make progress on leasing and construction.
Armani/Casa Residences Project Shown in Miami
Armani's luxury residential project is in a partnership with Dezer Development and The Related Group.
Study Reveals NYC as Retail Melting Pot
The analysis surveyed 906 Manhattan retailers in three key shopping districts.
Investors Close on $5B of Financing for 30 Hudson Yards
30 Hudson Yards is the proposed site's flagship office building that includes one million square feet of…
Chanel Pays Reported $152M for Rodeo Drive Property
The price tag represents a new high for sales transactions in the Southern California region.
Cushman & Wakefield Taps Diana Boutross for NYC’s Outer Boroughs
The real estate giant sees urban opportunities outside Manhattan.
Think Tank: Emotional and Immersive: Retail’s Proving Ground — The Pop-up By Rick Caruso
Rick J. Caruso is founder and chief executive officer of Caruso Affiliated, one of the largest, privately…
Hudson Yards Adds More Restaurants
José Andrés and Costas Spiliadis will be opening Spanish and Greek restaurants, respectively, at the vertical…
Manhattan’s Retail Rents Soften, Report Says
Madison Avenue retail rents showed a rare decline.
Fifth Avenue Remains World’s Most Expensive Retail Street
Top end of street commanding rents of $3,500 per square foot annually.