It’s no secret that a successful retail center of any kind in 2019 — be it an outdoor center or an enclosed mall — must re-jigger its mix to include a wide variety of food, beverage, and entertainment-based tenants.

More watchmakers are bypassing third-party retail shops that sell multiple brands and setting up their own stores.

Born and raised in Texas, a graduate of Texas A&M, and having spent 15 years serving retailers in the Houston market as a principal of the Baker Katz real estate brokerage, Jason Baker knows the Lone Star State.

The redevelopment of the Port Richmond Village center in Philadelphia’s Fishtown neighborhood is in keeping with Cedar Trust Realty’s urban strategy.

The average retail occupancy rate of shopping centers in the Boca Raton submarket of Miami dropped to 89.3% in the last quarter, according to a new report.

Dick’s Sporting Goods’ decision to pull back on gun sales has turned into a boon for Sportsman’s Warehouse.

Streets of St. Charles, Cullinan Properties’ 26-acre mixed-use center in the Missouri town, will feature a pop-up store featuring local artists for the holiday shopping season.

New York-based Time Equities, Inc. has acquired Orchards Market Center in Vancouver, Wash., its seventh property in the region.  

Retailers with in-store restaurants are hardly a new phenomenon.

One good way to make up for sales lost to online sellers is to become an online seller yourself.