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Neiman Marcus at Hudson Yards

Luxury Retailer Neiman Marcus Files for Bankruptcy

By Nicholas Rizzi

Nordstrom

Nordstrom to Shutter 16 Stores; Lord & Taylor to Liquidate All Locations

By Nicholas Rizzi

J. Crew Store

J. Crew Files for Bankruptcy

By Nicholas Rizzi

Le Pain could be one of many bankruptcies expected from restaurant chains as their locations remain closed for at least the next month.

Le Pain Quotidien Has Laid Off All Calif. Employees

By Greg Cornfield

131 First Avenue in the East Village where Brooklyn Chop House is moving.

Leases · Retail

Brooklyn Chop House and The White Gown Sign New Leases

By Max Gross

Developers may want the next Grand Central Market in Los Angeles, but the food hall trend is showing signs of waning across the country.

Stuffed: Has the Nation Lost Its Food Hall Appetite?

By Nicholas Rizzi

Meridian Retail Leasing president James Famularo.

Features · Players

Bank Shot: Meridian’s James Famularo on Downtown and Gotham’s Glorious Grit

By Mack Burke

Barneys New York filed for bankruptcy protection, partly blaming a dramatic rent increase at its 660 Madison Avenue flagship.

Industry · Legal

Questions Swirl Around 660 Madison Amid Barneys Bankruptcy

By Nicholas Rizzi and Sarika Gangar

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Features · Industry

Salad Days: How Sweetgreen Quickly Built Its Billion-Dollar Valuation

By Larry Getlen

245 East 78th Street

Leases · Retail

Pilates Co. Grabs Lease for Second Big Apple Studio

By Matt Grossman