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Owen Thomas, CEO of Boston Properties.

BXP Touts 25% Year-Over-Year Increase in Leasing Activity in Third Quarter

By Amanda Schiavo

Starbucks Tells Corporate Staff to Work In the Office — Or Else

By Isabelle Durso

JLL's Daniel Tyner, Gleb Lvovich, and Geoff Tranchina, and Park Pacific Shopping Center.

Investments & Sales

SoCal Retail Plaza Sells for First Time in 50-Year History

By Nick Trombola

Shoppers inside a mall in Miami.

Industry · Research

U.S. Shopping Malls See Surge in Crowds Over Labor Day Weekend: Report

By Isabelle Durso

RFR co-founders Aby Rosen and Michael Fuchs, and 122 Greenwich Avenue.

Finance · Distress

Aby Rosen’s RFR Facing Foreclosure at 2 Additional NYC Retail Properties

By Abigail Nehring

Starbucks continues to be among the most prolific retailers in the five boroughs, adding locations even as many chains continue to shrink in the city.

Leases · Analysis

Number of Chain Stores in NYC Dips 3 Percent in 2023

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Komar Desert Center

Investments & Sales

Retail Complex in SoCal’s Inland Empire Sells for $26M

By Nick Trombola

Empire State Building.

Leases · Office Leases

LinkedIn Expands and Starbucks Moves Offices to Empire State Building

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Nohl Plaza

Investments & Sales

Regency Centers Buys Grocery-Anchored Retail Plaza in Orange County

By Nick Trombola

Rocco's Tacos & Tequila Bar

Sunday Summary: Loosen the Belt, the Restaurants Are Coming!

By The Editors

1520 Avenue J.

Leases · Retail

Starbucks Coming to Brooklyn’s Midwood

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

Leases · Retail

Dunkin’ Opening 1.8K-SF Location in Penn Station’s LIRR Concourse

By Mark Hallum

2360 Broadway.

Leases · Retail

Starbucks Opening New Upper West Side Location

By Mark Hallum

Leases · Features

David Firestein Brought Starbucks to New York City 30 Years Ago. What’s Next?

By Celia Young

Even as shoppers return en masse to New York City, many big retail chains—including Duane Reade—continue to shrink their New York City footprints.

Leases · Industry

Even Chains Stumble Amid NYC’s Uneven Retail Recovery

By Rebecca Baird-Remba

The coronavirus pandemic cleared out a lot of business for New York City's coffee chains. But they've emerged with their numbers largely intact even amid a new set of challenges.

Leases · Features

New York’s Coffee Chains Were Booming Before COVID. Now What?

By David M. Levitt

A Starbucks storefront.

Workers at Midtown Starbucks and Amazon Go Store Want to Unionize

By Celia Young

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