TENANT UPDATE

A new brand in the U.S. footwear market combines comfort with fashion.

The nation’s largest retail and entertainment complex kicked off the new year with 10 new additions to its lineup.

If malls are dying, why are so many new tenants taking space in them?

Ever been to a convenience store without refrigerators? A pizza shop without an oven? An ice cream store without freezers?

The owners of a mall in Fargo, N.D., claim to have hit a record sales per sq. ft. number in 2021. Now they look to take it higher after taking possession of a closed anchor.

Two Texas-based firms aim to turn Tri-County Mall in the Cincinnati Metro into a mixed-use neighborhood.

Stores can expect to see more and more co-tenants from the medical community in the coming years, according to a survey of 179 European and American real estate pros conducted by Duff & Phelps.

Long-running brick-and-mortar tenants have ramped up their technological prowess and are engaged in trend-setting changes to their physical stores, according to Phillip Edison & Company.