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Food halls play a key role in redeveloping malls

Food halls featuring local artisan products, food-focused boutiques and classes and other events have become a growing focus for U.S. malls as they work to reinvent themselves,. The number of US food halls has grown from 30 to 180 since 2010 and is forecast to

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Cava Group attracts new equity investors

The parent company of Greek-inspired fast-casual chain Cava is raising nearly $35 million in new funding from equity investors. Last year, Cava Group raised $34.9 million that it used to expand to new markets including Boston, Charlotte, N.C., and Austin, Texas. Read The Business Journals

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$460M Four Seasons breaks ground in New Orleans

A groundbreaking was held for the Four Seasons New Orleans Hotel and Private Residences, and demolition work is set to begin on the World Trade Center Building, where the project is being built, after years of delays. The $460 million project will contain 341 hotel

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Why fitness centers are a good fit for evolving malls

New businesses with a health and wellness benefit are moving into spaces left empty by traditional retailers and restaurants. Gyms, Pilates studios, juice bars and other fitness-focused ventures seek the foot traffic of a mall and they bring new experiences that draw consumers back to

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Five Below to open first San Diego stores

Five Below will roll out in the San Diego market this summer with the first of two planned stores. The low-priced retailer sells an eclectic, ever-changing mix of merchandise aimed at appealing to teens and tweens. Read the The San Diego Union-Tribune story here

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Vici Properties will buy 2 assets from Caesars

Caesars Entertainment will sell Octavius Tower at Caesars Palace and Harrah’s Philadelphia to Vici Properties for $749 million and will continue to operate both properties. Lease modifications will lower the aggregate price by $159 million. Read the MarketWatch story here

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