In the post-recession economy, some states that were hurt particularly hard have seen turnarounds of retail development, leasing and brokerage. Florida is one of them.
At Cinépolis theaters, guests can order nostaligic movie snacks or a four-course meal in an intimate, upscale environment.
Family-owned developer-owner Halpern Enterprises has created a system for family members who want to join the business.
Retail is back, along with development and leasing. As business improves, contractors juggle labor shortages and retailer demands.
The Walt Disney World Resort in Orlando is embarking on a plan to recast its successful Downtown Disney retail and entertainment center to Disney Springs.
Little Greek will open up to six units in 2014, with a goal of operating 50 locations in the next five years.
Open-air centers — from grocery-anchored to big box to town centers — have a big mission to fill. Here’s what designers and developers are doing to create a draw.
Exercise studio Pure Barre has a devout following that led to the company opening more than 50 locations across the country in 2013.
Retailers, mainly grocers, have set their sights on prime infill locations in the Mid-Atlantic to cater to an underserved retail market.
The drinkware company Tervis is committed to opening 15 locations during 2014 and plans to continue building new stores at a similar pace.