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A look at the face of retail in 2019

Michael Pallerino

Retailers and malls got creative in 2018 to drive traffic back to brick-and-mortar stores, and the trend is on track

Lampert’s plan B for Sears includes partial liquidation

Michael Pallerino

Sears Chairman Edward Lampert has proposed two plans to keep the retailer going in some fashion. In addition to a

Amazon will open more Whole Foods stores

Michael Pallerino

Amazon aims to open new Whole Foods Market stores in U.S. suburbs and other areas where demand has been growing

2018 an active year for hotel M&A

Michael Pallerino

Hotel consolidation hit a five-year high in 2018, with 18 major deals announced. AccorHotels was most active with four major

Hotel conversion planned for Wall Street office building

Michael Pallerino

It looks like the Financial District is getting a new hotel. Actium Development Company filed a permit to convert a

79% of construction firms plan to add manpower in 2019

Michael Pallerino

Seventy-nine percent of construction firms plan to expand their payrolls in 2019 but an almost equal percentage are worried about

Arras hotel set to debut in Asheville, N.C., in 2019

Michael Pallerino

They’re two of the most prominent features of Asheville’s skyline: Mission Health‘s new tower and Hotel Arras and Arras Residences

Austin, Texas, adding 3,800 hotel rooms

Michael Pallerino

More than 3,800 rooms are under construction in Austin, accounting for 10% of current inventory, according to a second half

Luckin Coffee takes on Starbucks in China

Michael Pallerino

Luckin Coffee has grown to more than 1,700 units in China since launching close to a year ago. The tech-driven

Design solutions for building gardens in urban environments

Michael Pallerino

Building a garden in an urban environment can be particularly challenging: limited space, specific regulations, etc. Following is a non-exhaustive

Boutique hotel names grow in US

Michael Pallerino

AccorHotels, Hyatt Hotels Corp. and Marriott International have invested in boutique hotel companies in recent years, and Hilton has focused

Canada’s RYU expands athleisure brand to US

Michael Pallerino

Vancouver, British Columbia-based workout wear retailer RYU has opened its first U.S. store in Brooklyn, N.Y., says Women’s Wear Daily.

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A look at the face of retail in 2019

Lampert’s plan B for Sears includes partial liquidation

Amazon will open more Whole Foods stores

2018 an active year for hotel M&A

Hotel conversion planned for Wall Street office building

79% of construction firms plan to add manpower in 2019

Arras hotel set to debut in Asheville, N.C., in 2019

Austin, Texas, adding 3,800 hotel rooms

Luckin Coffee takes on Starbucks in China

Boutique hotel names grow in US

Canada’s RYU expands athleisure brand to US

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