Retail

Marcus & Millichap Arranges $20M New York ShopRite Sale

The firm assisted the seller, sourced the buyer and facilitated acquisition financing for the nearly 61,000-square-foot Long Island property.

Washington Prime Group Secures Amendments to Its Credit Facilities

Pressed like its retail sector peers by COVID-19 fallout, the company arranged covenant relief through the third quarter of next year.

Simon Adds Bankrupt Retail Brands to Shopping Cart

The mall owner and its partner have acquired a well-known jeans brand and are closing in on a deal for Brooks Brothers.

US Retail Sales Rose Again in July

The U.S. Census Bureau’s monthly report shows that sales increased for the third consecutive month.

RG Properties Sells 2 Midwest Retail Assets for $32M

The freestanding properties in Michigan and Ohio changed hands in separate transactions.

How the New Senate Relief Bill Could Impact CRE

BOMA’s Emily Naden breaks down the two big provisions of the bill that affect the industry.

CLOSED: 2020 Executive of the Year Awards Nominations

Commercial Property Executive is putting together the ballot for this year’s Executive of the Year awards, and we want your input. The deadline to submit is August 11!

Newmark Knight Frank Arranges $42M Boston Sale

Robert Griffin, Geoffrey Millerd and Paul Penman represented the seller and sourced the buyer of the office-and-retail property anchored by a Rolex flagship store.

TJ Maxx and Five Below at Colony Square (Zanesville, OH) replaced an Old Navy, as well as a number of small tenants whose spaces were combined. Photo courtesy of Time Equities

Mall Owners Troubled but Unsurprised by Anchor Closures

Despite the sobering picture created by a long list of struggling retailers, the current disruption also reflects well-known retail cycles.

Brooklyn Macy’s Lands $66M Loan

The store, located one block from the Hoyt Street subway station, is at the base of a 12-story building leased to Whittle School & Studios.