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SWOOSHING IN: Nike’s flagship at 6 East 57th Street is more like a museum than a sneaker store. Photo: Jeff Cuyubamba/Commercial Observer
Features
New York City

Sneaker Stores Are a Shoe-in for Landlords, Especially in Midtown

By Larry Getlen
Pop-ups will be a part of the offerings at Westfield World Trade Center (Image: Westfield World Trade Center marketing materials).
Leases
New York City

Westfield Bringing Fashion Pop-Up Market to WTC Oculus

By Lauren Elkies Schram
TAKING A TURN: The entrance to TurnStyle (Photo: Bess Adler for TurnStyle).
Features
New York City

What You Need to Know About the TurnStyle Shopping Concourse

By Lauren Elkies Schram
79 Fifth Avenue (Photo: CoStar Group).
Leases
New York City

Mobile Advertising Startup Dials Into Full Floor in Union Square

By Terence Cullen
THE TENANTS THEY ARE A CHANGIN': The once unassailably cool (and expensive) Bleecker Street has seen retail rents plateau and a steady rise in the number of availabilities (Photo: Lauren Elkies Schram/Commercial Observer.)
Features

When it Comes to Retail, Is Bleecker Street Becoming Overshadowed by Washington Street?

By Lauren Elkies Schram
Richard Hodos (Photo: Yvonne Albinowski/For Commercial Observer).
Players

A Richard Experience: For CBRE’s Richard Hodos, Retail Is Changing From Acquisition to Experience

By Lauren Elkies Schram
1070 Madison Avenue (Photo: CoStar Group).
Leases

Parisian Linen Shop Moving a Little Further Uptown on Madison Avenue

By Lauren Elkies Schram
193 Bedford Avenue (Photo: CoStar Group).
Leases

Dr. Martens Opening First Brooklyn Shop In (Where Else?) Williamsburg.

By Lauren Elkies Schram
Rendering of the Turnstyle food hall.
Leases

2beans Heads to Underground Concourse at Columbus Circle

By Rachel Butt
Rendering of the retail space at 2001-2017 Broadway. (Callison)

Lansco Unveils Potential for 13K-SF UWS Retail Space

By Lauren Elkies Schram
REBNY Commercial Board of Directors
Players

REBNY Elects New Commercial Board Leaders

By Tobias Salinger
Rockefeller Center
Features

Retailers Ring in Holidays While Trotting Out the New

By Tobias Salinger