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Multi-use redevelopments key to mall success

Developers like Reimagine RedBird and Centurion American Development Group are keeping up with a changing retail landscape by focusing on multi-use transformations. RedBird Mall in Dallas will feature housing, healthcare venues and a call center, while Collin Creek Mall in Plano will be modeled off

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New Zealand’s Kathmandu to expand to the US

New Zealand-based outdoor gear brand Kathmandu will start selling its sleeping bags, parkas and other products at 25 REI and Walmart-owned Moosejaw stores. Kathmandu, which operates 170 branded stores in Australia and New Zealand, expanded its supply chain to the United States with the $60

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Aparium hits Jersey with Autograph’s MC Hotel

The 159-room MC Hotel, Autograph Collection, has opened in Montclair, N.J., boasting Manhattan skyline views from its 800-square-foot suite on the ninth floor. It is operator Aparium Hotel Group‘s first property on the East Coast and will feature the company’s signature social style. Read the

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Eataly to expand into Canada with Toronto flagship

Eataly will open a 50,000-square-foot Toronto flagship this fall that it expects will be the first of several Canadian locations. The three-story location will feature about a dozen Italian-themed restaurants, bars and food markets. Read the Financial Post story here

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Red Lobster sees room to grow in China

Red Lobster expects to expand in China beyond its two locations in Shanghai and Beijing, and the country has the potential to become the chain’s largest international market. The chain was spun off from Darden Restaurants several years ago and its eateries in China are

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Report: Cost of congestion to hit $200B in 2025

The cost of gridlock was $166 billion in 2017 and is projected to reach $200 billion in 2025, according to the Texas A&M Transportation Institute‘s 2019 Urban Mobility Report. Proposed solutions run the usual gamut and include more roads, more transit options and better use

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