A desire for deep discounts inspired 202.9 million U.S. consumers to shop during the five-day stretch from Thanksgiving Day through Cyber Monday.
Luxury designer Jacob Cohen is taking over a Madison Avenue space vacated by Michael Kors, Commercial Observer has learned.
Breevast sale marks latest high-ticket office transaction in ritzy LA enclave.
The internet is buzzing with amusing videos of Millennials’ dumbfounded reactions to the pricey dish sets and crystalware they are inheriting from Boomer parents.
A pair of San Francisco hotels whose travails exemplified a fallen commercial real estate market are changing hands, marking a milestone in the city’s comeback story as it attracts some of the world’s largest investors.
Shopping street takes top spot for the first time, says Cushman report.
They say you shouldn’t mix family with business—but whoever first said that probably didn’t have sisters.
Citadel-anchored Midtown building to span 2M SF.
L.A.-based company pays $37.5 million for Surfrider Hotel overlooking the Pacific, one of highest prices paid per room in Southern California
Midtown’s tallest-ever skyscraper, to be anchored by Ken Griffin’s financial companies.
Motek and Sesame Bakery will open this fall in Midtown Miami, replacing Valerie Chang’s closed Maty’s and Itamae Ao spaces.
ASOS, the British online fashion giant known for its vast selection of trend-driven apparel, accessories, and beauty products, has debuted in physical retail in the United States with a pop-up store in New York City’s fashionable SoHo neighborhood.
Health and wellness brand Life Time is set to open up its New York City flagship near Bryant Park, Commercial Observer has learned.
Nike’s (NKE.N), opens new tab launch of a new women’s activewear brand in the U.S. through a partnership with Kim Kardashian-owned shapewear label Skims has been delayed, the Air Jordan maker’s spokesperson told Reuters on Wednesday.
107-unit joint venture development includes Hunter Pasteur and The Forbes Company.
The eight-year-old Los Angeles-based brand now has two flagships and more in the pipeline.
And yes, it shares a space with another popular taco spot.
Fifth Avenue, one of New York City’s most iconic streets, is getting a $400 million makeover.
Developer Vanbarton Group agreed to buy a midtown Manhattan building that houses Emigrant Bank offices, with the intent to convert it to housing, according to people familiar with the deal.
In the constant queue outside of the brand’s new flagship at 50 Prince Street, all the members of the modern-day Stüssy tribe are present: “You got the old head, the online young person, and the tourist family.” GQ stopped by to see what brings them all together.
Derschutze, a streetwear brand, will triple its New York City footprint with a move to a new location this summer.
The REIT acquired the Frank Gehry-designed property, which features a 44-foot tall binoculars statue, for about $18 million about 30 years ago.
Development and investment firm Naftali Group has agreed to buy the 33-story luxury apartment building at 800 Fifth Avenue for more than $800 million.
13th Floor Investments and Midtown Equities have unveiled their plans for a condo and hotel development along Miami Beach’s coast branded by Casa Cipriani, the exclusive members-only club from New York.
Gary Barnett’s Extell Development has finally hit landfall in his decade-long pursuit of owning the full block of Fifth Avenue between West 46th and West 47th streets.
Miami-based Pilates studio JetSet Pilates is set to open its first Brooklyn location in Boerum Hill this spring.
Luxury fashion brand Chanel may join the likes of Kering and Prada in owning their own piece of New York City real estate.
Onia is ready to make a splash at a new office.
Shutdowns could reach 15,000, more than double last year, according to Coresight.
BDT & MSD Partners supplied financing for 222 Broadway project.