Shopping centers in Virginia, Colorado and Arizona have similar offerings.
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L) last year and French shopping centers operator Klepierre's (LOIM.
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In Michigan, cafes and shopping centers suddenly seem less safe.
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Case study: Shopping centers can be hubs for spreading germs.
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Some 78 of these locations are in Simon shopping centers.
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"[People are] not really hanging around in shopping centers," he added.
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The following five shopping centers confirmed Macy's Thanksgiving hours to BestBlackFriday.
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You often can find them in pharmacies, supermarkets and shopping centers.
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In Australia, though weakened by shopping centers, they never really died.
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Westfield Corporation is a large company that owns shopping centers worldwide.
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His first major success was connecting three shopping centers into one.
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I even went to shopping centers to get the message across.
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The report from AMP Capital Shopping Centers showed that these teenage and early-20s buyers said shopping centers are "delivering an offer that you can't get online," according to Mark Kirkland, managing director of AMP Capital.
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Mr. Parent went on to build an apparent oxymoron: transgressive shopping centers.
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Israel has also ordered a partial shutdown of shopping centers and restaurants.
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Big and mid-sized shopping centers have to close at the weekend.
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Big and mid-sized shopping centers have to close at the weekend.
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Stores and entire shopping centers that were turned into piles of rubble.
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The San Ysidro shopping centers were mostly empty once again on Monday.
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On average, they spent $897 on gifts, dining and entertainment at shopping centers.
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But the majority of its openings will be in traditional outdoor shopping centers.
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Severe structural damage to frame homes, apartments, and shopping centers should be expected.
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Macy's is also planning to open more freestanding Backstage locations in shopping centers.
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Many stores and shopping centers have set up temperature checks for anyone entering.
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Water has submerged neighborhoods, schools and shopping centers, and carried off whole houses.
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Go to, you know, shopping centers, we go up and down interstate 95.
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Its epic city skyline and mega-shopping centers are known around the world.
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Plenty of shopping centers have pivoted to renting out space to coworking startups.
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The problem is partly due to mass store closures, which cripples shopping centers.
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Its big-box stores later became mainstays across US malls and shopping centers.
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Included in the ban are restaurants, schools, shopping centers and places of worship.
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But it often costs money, even at the nation's most notable shopping centers.
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The Dubai Mall is one of the biggest shopping centers in the world.
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CDQP LOOKING TO SELL ABOUT ONE-THIRD OF 25 CANADIAN SHOPPING CENTERS - BRIEFING
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So naturally Westfield has started looking to robots for help staffing its shopping centers.
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Many of its locations today are situated in open-air or standalone shopping centers.
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Apple Maps is introducing indoor maps for airports and shopping centers in select cities.
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Food courts are located in malls, office buildings and shopping centers around the island.
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The mall is one of the primary shopping centers in the Rio Grande Valley.
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Today, though, the corn is gone, covered instead in hotels, museums, and shopping centers.
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Tourists often visit museums and monuments, while locals frequent farmers markets and shopping centers.
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Millions of Americans are subsisting on retail work in strip malls and shopping centers.
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The International Council of Shopping Centers wants a guarantee of up to $1 trillion.
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But many are in less rarefied for-profit settings — at shopping centers, for example.
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The offices and shopping centers of the city's financial artery Faria Lima were closed.
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Shopping centers are among the top destinations that people said they plan to avoid.
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"The only thing we lack is shopping centers and big retail," said Mr. Orent.
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The company has more than 20 mixed-use shopping centers across the United States.
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Its brands, including Kay, Jared and Zales, are fixtures in malls and shopping centers.
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There is a high-speed train, a tram, shopping centers and high-rise residential buildings.
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But schools, factories, shopping centers and medical facilities also contributed to the spread, he said.
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A. Right now we have about 120 shopping centers, and about 17 million square feet.
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Kimco is North America's largest publicly traded owner and operator of open-air shopping centers.
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In some cases, the space that struggling retailers occupy is located in prime shopping centers.
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The mall is one of the primary shopping centers in the Rio Grande Valley. Rep.
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Its portfolio includes shopping centers, office buildings, car parks, wet markets and cooked food stalls.
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Expect simplicity but style; it's a calm oasis from the bustling shopping centers in town.
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The national vacancy rate for neighborhood and community shopping centers was flat at 10 percent.
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These two REITs also own and operate shopping centers across the U.S., with grocery anchors.
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Here are a few of the oldest malls that continue to survive as shopping centers:
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Physical retail — think malls and shopping centers — isn't entirely dead, as some headlines might suggest.
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Enhanced security precautions have become common at shrines, schools and shopping centers in Hazara areas.
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All major wholesale markets in the commercial hub were closed along with most shopping centers.
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The national vacancy rate for neighborhood and community shopping centers was flat at 9.9 percent.
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Developers of large-scale resorts and shopping centers so far have stayed along the coast.
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My family started converting the old traditional markets into modern shopping centers and leasing them out.
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Emaar Malls, a Dubai-based operator of shopping centers, submitted an $800 million bid for Souq.
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That includes CBL & Associates, which closed nearly all of its 89 shopping centers until 6 a.m.
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But consider that retailers prefer space outside of primary shopping centers, where rent is more affordable.
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People cowered in shopping centers and supermarkets and black plumes of smoke rose across the skyline.
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Thousands of homes have collapsed in the Sulawesi region, along with hospitals, hotels, and shopping centers.
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Sun Hung Kai, however, focuses on building skyscrapers and shopping centers in Hong Kong, Bloomberg reported.
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Elon Musk wants to see more of his stores in malls and shopping centers near you.
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It also has stakes in 18 suburban U.S. shopping centers, three of which it wholly owns.
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At least two people were killed on Black Friday at incidents at shopping centers this year.
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The same logic that applies to our homes, factories and shopping centers applies to our cars.
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Ikea said on March 12 it would temporarily close its stores and shopping centers in Italy.
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There are several shopping centers, with a Stop & Shop, Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts and locally owned businesses.
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Several shopping centers in Texas give a peek into how mall owners and developers are responding.
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She followed the creek bed, which, she learned, runs beneath Cupertino's shopping centers and Apple's headquarters.
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With the retail sector struggling, value investor Bill Miller IV sees an opportunity in shopping centers.
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Take walks on your lunch break, after dinner, with friends, up stairs, or around shopping centers.
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E-commerce may be driving consumers away from shopping centers, but food is pulling them back in.
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Simon believes esports are an innovative new way for shopping centers to offer social interaction, Silvestri said.
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There are picaderos marked in airports, shopping centers, and pretty much anywhere you can find some privacy.
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From state of the art air-conditioned shopping centers to colorful night markets, Malaysia has it all.
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Significant damage to apartments and shopping centers (even those made of wood or steel) can be expected.
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Brixmor owns and operates more than 475 retail centers while DDR owns or managers 475 shopping centers.
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It is testing a new smaller-format shop, called Market by Macy's, in open-air shopping centers.
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Dodging the overall trend, retail rents for premier shopping centers located in affluent areas continue to rise.
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Under the Straus family tutelage, Macy's expanded nationally, becoming a mainstay in malls and suburban shopping centers.
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Capital & Regional owns seven shopping centers in Blackburn, Hemel Hempstead, Ilford, Luton, Maidstone, Walthamstow and Wood Green.
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The portfolio of their development company, Crocus Group, includes concert halls, shopping centers, restaurants, and residential complexes.
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You want to be near good schools, shopping centers and close to main transportation sites, says Torres.
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They were last known to have been at shopping centers in the area, the same as Cesnik.
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Steps include the installation of bollards along main streets, and at shopping centers and outside sporting grounds.
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MonkiesSome of Austin's best shopping centers around vintage clothing, and Monkies is the best of the best.
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New York had become a place that seemed Disneyfied with its high-rise condos and shopping centers.
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But, despite the gloom around malls, some shopping centers have managed to stand the test of time.
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With Thailand's quickly growing middle class, the capital is hardly lacking for hiso ("high society") shopping centers.
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So that's the type of retailer that we're going to try and bring into our shopping centers.
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AX), which manages shopping centers around Australia, have fallen almost 8 percent this year, and Stockland (SGP.
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The International Council of Shopping Centers offers a convenient six-part categorization of the American shopping mall.
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EuropaCity will spread over 80 hectares and include hotels, restaurants, shopping centers and even a snow resort.
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There was no sense of place, just shopping centers and horrible traffic up and down the pike.
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But in the '50s and '60s, malls and shopping centers were popping up all over the country.
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Shopping centers are within about two and a half miles; the lake is about five miles away.
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By night's end, at least 15 fights had broken out in shopping centers from Connecticut to Arizona.
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He ended up seducing Henry Hermand, an octogenarian who had made a fortune developing suburban shopping centers.
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They are similar to mutual funds but invest in properties such as office buildings or shopping centers.
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Many of Barnes & Noble's stores today are situated in suburban shopping centers, where foot traffic has fallen off.
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Once limited to open-air shopping centers, grocers like Wegmans have slowly been creeping into vacant mall spaces.
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Online shopping has disrupted retail, provoking brands to expand more strategically and shopping centers to adapt their offerings.
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The chargers are installed near restaurants, rest stops, and shopping centers, and are spaced about 50 miles apart.
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Billions are being spent to renovate shopping centers to tailor them to consumers' changing tastes and shopping patterns.
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PA) since it rejected a 4.9 billion pound ($6.88 billion) bid from the French operator of shopping centers.
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SHOPPING CENTERS AND THE AMAZON EFFECT, AND THAT HAS CAUSED THAT SECTOR TO TRADE DOWN QUITE A BIT.
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The stations will be set up in "convenient locations" including supermarkets and shopping centers, according to the blog.
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The challenge is in brick and mortar, and in multi-tenant shopping centers, you can't just do that.
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Malls, shopping centers, and entertainment venues in major US cities are hosting attractions tied to Lunar New Year.
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Many malls and shopping centers were entering a death spiral, with falling foot traffic, store closings and underinvestment.
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The once-posh shopping centers have fallen into ruin and the international businesses have packed up and left.
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The number of fitness tenants in shopping centers has more doubled over the last decade, according to CoStar.
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Many public places like airports, shopping centers, and restaurants have turned off water taps in favor of hand sanitizer.
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Taubman owns, manages or leases 222 super-regional shopping centers in the U.S. and Asia, a press release said.
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Northwestern obtained an 85 percent interest in a portfolio of 17 grocery-anchored shopping centers valued at $5003 million.
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The owner and operator of shopping centers posted revenue of $313 million in the period, also topping Street forecasts.
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The real estate investment trust that owns and manages shopping centers posted revenue of $102 million in the period.
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The bridge crosses an area of the city containing shopping centers, factories, houses, a railway line and a river.
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One of every eleven jobs is tied to shopping centers, which generate $18903 billion in sales taxes each year.
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Should any of these companies go bankrupt, it could mean even more vacant storefronts at malls and shopping centers.
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That positioning has allowed Kohl's to test new initiatives and still thrive as fewer shoppers visit indoor shopping centers.
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The shopping centers were called "village greens" and were designed to make the town more of a bustling community.
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Living in or near a big city comes with perks, like great entertainment options, shopping centers, and career opportunities.
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The ruling Socialist Party has over the years identified shopping centers as icons of capitalism that promote unfettered consumption.
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In the old days, people used to go to the supermarket or shopping centers and set up a table.
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Several large shopping centers and neighborhoods with restaurants and night life are within a short drive of the house.
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Upscale rival Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA closed all but essential services in four malls in Sao Paulo.
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Ski Dubai is part of its Mall of the Emirates, one of several enormous shopping centers in the country.
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Mr. De Niro: Nobu restaurants were asked to be in a lot of places, in hotels and shopping centers.
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Farmland is also rapidly vanishing into housing tracts and shopping centers to serve Africa's growing and more affluent population.
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Shopping centers in that category can command north of $650 per square foot in sales, according to the investor.
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Skyscrapers, one of the world's largest shopping centers and an indoor ski slope can all be found in Dubai.
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Part of its appeal is attributed to its community parks, trails and its numerous schools, shopping centers and office space.
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"Curation of our shopping centers is fundamental to our ongoing evolution," said Sandeep Mathrani, CEO of Brookfield Properties' retail division.
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In contrast, the off-mall shopping centers that Halloween retailers prefer are some of the strongest-performing properties, Brown said.
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MPods are already installed in shopping centers and gyms in Australia, where 85,000 people have already gotten scanned, Ray said.
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It is the opening of commercial movie theaters in shopping centers that will really affect the country's 32 million people.
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Citywallet, born as a pilot project for online parking payments at a private university, was extended to several shopping centers.
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This is largely due to its well-established luxury market, good transport and supplier links and high quality shopping centers.
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Stores are usually in areas of high foot traffic in major metropolitan shopping centers as well as in city centers.
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On Black Friday, shopping centers are obviously crowded, but many people also chose to spend the afternoon catching a movie.
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And it is, especially compared to rival pageants like Miss Universe, which run its qualifiers out in suburban shopping centers.
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A stagnant labor force will restrain economic activity and the need for money to fund roads, shopping centers and factories.
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It was down 2.7% on UK high streets and down 3.1% at shopping centers but up 1.2% at retail parks.
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"You are not going to see too many shopping centers around here," he said as we passed dilapidated strip malls.
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August 2018 was when foot traffic at some of the best shopping centers across the country hit a high point.
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There are so many hole-in-the-wall café's, restaurants, and shopping centers — and they're practically never teeming with people.
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Socialist President Nicolas Maduro's government last week said shopping centers would have to generate their own electricity between 1 p.m.
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Asking rent for shopping centers grew by 0.4 percent while effective rents rose by 0.5 percent in the second quarter.
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Shopping centers were severely impacted by a truckers' strike in the second quarter that caused tenants' inventory to be depleted.
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The "Safer-at-Home" order calls for the closure of all shopping centers, indoor malls, playgrounds and non-essential business.
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For the two women, that meant clandestine discussions in the glitzy Dubai Mall, one of the world's largest shopping centers.
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The difference is obvious in shopping centers like the New World Mall, whose food court is typically packed with customers.
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The mall, about two miles from Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport, is one of 220 Mills-branded shopping centers nationwide.
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EuropaCity will spread over 80 hectares and will include hotels, restaurants, shopping centers and cultural sites as well as parks.
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By affording opportunities for social life and recreation, by incorporating civic and educational facilities, shopping centers can fill an existing void.
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It also envisions adding multiple BrandBox locations inside some shopping centers, where there's more demand for smaller retailers over department stores.
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From 1940-'283, the Luftwaffe destroyed those things that made Birmingham a cultural jewel: its workplaces, schools, churches, and shopping centers.
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Tesla said it also has 26 destination chargers across the UAE, which are at places such as hotels and shopping centers.
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But no, "lift" is still around, and it's trying to make American hotels and shopping centers sound cool or cosmopolitan now.
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Many who started out living in apartments now cluster in abandoned shopping centers, or informal tented settlements, sinking deeper into debt.
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Shares of Scentre, which owns and operates interests in Westfield shopping centers in Australia and New Zealand, closed down 53 percent.
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Traffic at these discount shopping centers recorded another monthly rebound in July, despite challenges regarding their value to shoppers and brands.
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The inverted style is already making its way to hotels, shopping centers, and homes, with a variety of techniques on display.
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They also underscore the deteriorating economics at lower-quality shopping centers, whose risk of failure rises when an anchor tenant exits.
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EUR 129.6 MILLION*) BASED ON REVENUES FROM SHOPPING CENTERS IN 2021 * IMMOFINANZ CAN PARTICIPATE WITH UP TO RUB 1.0 BILLION (APPROX.
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Such type of community-based shopping centers account for 80 percent of the firm's portfolio, according to an October Morningstar report.
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Better weather and big discounts tempted more Britons onto the high streets, compared with declining numbers visiting shopping centers, Springboard said.
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The anonymous phone calls have caused huge disruption at shopping centers, train stations and public buildings across Russia since last month.
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These art-and-commerce shopping centers have exhibition spaces and public works from the likes of Damien Hirst and Olafur Eliasson.
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Taubman's portfolio consists mainly of U.S. shopping centers, but the REIT also has a small presence in China and South Korea.
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Flood mitigation has taken a back seat as more homes, shopping centers and roads pop up to accommodate ever-more residents.
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But, it remains to be seen if a selfie-centric store can actually bring people back to old-school shopping centers.
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Lahore is a magnet on spring weekends, with crowds drawn to the city's famous parks and monuments, and its shopping centers.
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Asking and effective rents growth for shopping centers decreased compared with the previous quarter, Reis said in a report on Wednesday.
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Other companies, including Barnes & Noble and T.J. Maxx, are actively looking to reposition their stores and move into better shopping centers.
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Some Ecuadorians have defied internal circulation restrictions, while there have been crowds in markets and shopping centers, according to Reuters witnesses.
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Some Ecuadorians have defied internal circulation restrictions, while there have been crowds in markets and shopping centers, according to Reuters witnesses.
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In 1975, he joined the board of Hubbard Real Estate Investments, a trust that bankrolled shopping centers in suburban New York.
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Shantytowns without sewage systems have mushroomed all over — next to railroad tracks and public parks and behind high-end shopping centers.
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My parents worked hard to help build affordable post-war apartment housing and shopping centers that catered to new business development.
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And, well, all the small storefront business, and the crowded shopping centers — this, my friends, is not the way Americans shop.
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Equity One will combine with Regency Center in a deal that combines two real estate investment trusts that own shopping centers.
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It may offer a preview of how other malls and shopping centers might be forced to respond if the outbreak worsens.
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Mayor Claar's election HQ is along a stretch of strip shopping centers, tucked between an optometrist's office and a cellphone store.
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Macy's, the country's largest department store, will be open even in shopping centers that will be closed, like Mall of America.
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Other cities will host in-person events, usually at shopping centers or community centers, where residents can buy discounted Ring products.
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The malls and shopping centers that host fading retailers are scurrying to find replacements, and there are some signs of success.
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In place of al-Musawara, authorities say they will build an attractive district of shopping centers, office buildings, green spaces and fountains.
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The spontaneous demonstrations came a day after protests forced two major shopping centers for mobile phones and electronics to close in Tehran.
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Tom McGee, CEO of ICSC, said that when people think of shopping centers, they tend to remember just the large national brands.
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According to the International Council of Shopping Centers, an industry trade group, just 1,422 store closures were announced during the first quarter.
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The geographic footprint of these commercial enterprises, together with shopping centers and agricultural projects, exceeds the built-up areas of settler housing.
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In the non-residential area, office construction was down 1.1 percent and the category that includes shopping centers was down 1 percent.
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That's why Instagram user Paige Ginn goes to public places like shopping centers and restaurants to hilariously fall as dramatically as possible.
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The national vacancy rate for neighborhood and community shopping centers rose to 10 percent, up 10 basis points from the second quarter.
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Amazon is reportedly in talks about opening grocery stores in shopping centers based in San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia.
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The rapidly increasing trend to purchase items online has left in its wake decimated neighborhoods, shopping environments and shopping centers across America.
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In Istanbul shopping centers, children line up to sit on Santa's lap and ask for gifts; stores sell Santa suits and statues.
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Shopping centers are within a five-minute drive; the University of Arizona, in the center of the city, is within 15 minutes.
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She is watching the holiday season in November and December as consumers spend for the holiday and go out to shopping centers.
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It urged its citizens to avoid public places with large concentrations of people, including theme parks, shopping centers, festivals, and religious events.
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The Australian shopping centers have since been separated from Westfield's U.S. and European businesses, and are not part of the proposed sale.
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"The sky is the limit for what you can do" with dark space at the mall or within shopping centers, he said.
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Locals say they can find everything they need within Levittown or in shopping centers like the Broadway Commons mall in neighboring Hicksville.
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As they lumber along through the dense urban landscape, passing highways, parks, cemeteries and shopping centers, the freight trains draw curious stares.
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Earlier on Friday, Catalonia, Spain's second-richest region, ordered the closure of gyms, nightclubs and shopping centers, apart from ones selling food.
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It does not disclose customer names, but Sanil said the list includes shopping centers, retailers, commercial real estate businesses and transportation hubs.
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Mobile testing and even circumcision teams go in the afternoon and evenings to shopping centers, bars and other place where men congregate.
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Finally, tell us more about what you think: When you visit shopping centers in your area, are they all crowded, busy places?
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Here is Part II, about one mall's struggle to prove its worth as shopping centers around the country are closing their doors.
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The incident offers a preview of how other malls and shopping centers might be forced to respond if the coronavirus outbreak worsens.
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Ivanhoe is focusing on industrial and logistics assets as Canada, like other countries, moves away from traditional shopping centers, Palladitcheff told reporters.
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Uber is to have designated drop-off and pick-up areas at all of Westfield's 33 shopping centers in the United States.
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The PACs of Home Depot, the National Beer Wholesalers Association, UPS and the International Council of Shopping Centers also wrote large checks.
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Children visit shopping centers where they meet a person elaborately dressed as Santa, sit on his lap and divulge their desired gifts.
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On the contrary, gun violence is statistically far more likely to occur in homes, parking lots, and shopping centers than in schools.
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In addition to traffic, the report also shows historically busy times at shopping centers and movie theaters so you can avoid the lines.
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"There were mobs in front of our shopping centers...we closed for three months - I survived," she said in an interview with Reuters.
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Farmland was covered, streets descended into impassable pools of water, shopping centers were inundated with only roofs of cars peeking above the water.
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The same year, hoodies and caps were banned in shopping centers in parts of the United Kingdom, thought to be intimidating to shoppers.
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Our perception of robots will continue to evolve as they become commonplace on the road, in our shopping centers and in our homes.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Dubai's Emaar Malls, operator of glitzy Middle East shopping centers, has made an $800 million offer for regional online retailer Souq.
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According to CNBC's analysis of all four retailers' latest closure lists, eight shopping centers across the country are losing two of these stores.
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Then there's the mall traffic decline and shuttered shopping centers all around the country, squashing the stocks and bonds of mall owner/operators.
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" He added that these future shoppers still head online to research potential purchases before going "to the [shopping] centers to make that decision.
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Privately held Cadillac Fairview said it would sell 4 million square feet of leasable space, including shopping centers such as CF Pacific Centre.
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Macerich currently owns 54 million square feet of real estate, consisting primarily of interests in 48 regional shopping centers, according to its website.
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Bandier also has locations in Southampton and the Upper East Side, as well as at luxury shopping centers in Manhasset, N.Y., and Dallas.
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While shopping centers around the world have been grappling with competition from online retailers, Dean is confident about the sector's future in Poland.
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For four decades Claire's jewelry chain has been a fixture at malls and shopping centers, piercing the ears of millions of American teenagers.
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This year, the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) found that 78 percent of US adults would consider living in such a center.
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Last year, Mexico had some 1,500 publicly accessible chargers, most of which were installed by Tesla through deals with shopping centers and hotels.
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Where there is now a proper fence, and crossing the border illegally is virtually impossible, you see shopping centers, schools and new housing.
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There's a glut of shopping centers built around weak tenants that risk going dark, just like many malls anchored by weak department stores.
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About one in four mall shoppers will have their children take a photo with Santa, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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The company became a mainstay of the indoor malls and strip shopping centers that boomed in the second half of the 113th century.
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Ikano Group is a franchisee of Inter Ikea Group, operating eight Ikea stores in Asia, as well as shopping centers anchored by Ikea.
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DDR owns more than 200 open-air shopping centers across the U.S. with anchors like Trader Joe's, Bed Bath & Beyond and Five Below.
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The groom, 32, who goes by Jamie, is the finance director of Coniq, a marketing and data company for shopping centers in London.
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Macerich, a real estate investment firm that owns the Mall of Victor Valley, said it was adding charging stations at 23 shopping centers.
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"With more focus on foodservice in shopping centers than ever before, shopping center owners must not oversupply the market with tired formats," JLL said.
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He has allowed North Korea's state-owned enterprises to compete in something resembling capitalist markets and allowed major privately run shopping centers to flourish.
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Around Canton where I grew up—there's real genuine Cardiff charm there untouched by new shopping centers full of crap no one can afford.
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About one in four U.S. adults said last year they planned to get a child's picture with Santa while visiting malls and shopping centers.
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Police were also reviewing security at "iconic sites", crowded places and major events, and refreshing advice to theaters, bars, shopping centers and sports venues.
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The cremation day has been declared a national holiday, when banks will be closed and major shopping centers will be shut from 3 p.m.
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Excessive cooling in public buildings - like offices, shopping centers and cinemas - must also be tackled, while public awareness campaigns would help promote energy efficiency.
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Nakheel has said in recent years it aims to increase recurring revenue from its hospitality and retail units, which include shopping centers in Dubai.
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Between November and April, Brazilian investment firm Vinci Partners raised 730 million reais ($187 million) — largely from domestic investors — for Vinci Shopping Centers (VISC11.
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Offices, apartments and family attractions like aquariums or restaurants that feature bowling and other activities are also sprouting in malls and outdoor shopping centers.
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Slim proposed that the new airport zone, one of the poorest in the metropolitan area, should be developed into parks, shopping centers and apartments.
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In several popular shopping centers, including near Admiralty station and Sha Tin, stores were shuttered as people gathered at parallel rallies across the city.
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Simple Portfolio Management Story; No Legacy Issues BRX operates a simplified business model with whole ownership of U.S.-based neighborhood and community shopping centers.
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Among the poorest-performing REIT categories are those that own brick-and-mortar shopping centers, which have been losing business to said Amazon effect.
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But as their luster faded, a divide has emerged between the best- and worst-performing shopping centers, leaving a trail of "dead malls" behind.
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The national vacancy rate for neighborhood and community shopping centers fell to 9.9 percent, a decline of 10 basis points from the first quarter.
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The property unit was set up in 2002 and spread across China, building developments that combined shopping centers, theaters, hotels, offices and residential blocks.
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His photographs of council estates and shopping centers seem to communicate a need in England for the sophistication that is often associated with Europe.
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"That includes cracking down on the predatory online sales of foreign goods, which is absolutely killing our shoppers and our shopping centers," he said.
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But even Edward Cullen couldn't inoculate Hot Topic against the retail apocalypse that has roiled physical stores and shopping centers since the Great Recession.
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Nowhere is Orange County's accelerating diversity more obvious than in its schools and shopping centers, where, in the absence of downtowns, community life unfolds.
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Much of this mountainous, densely populated territory of more than seven million has already been filled with high-rises, shopping centers and concrete sprawl.
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High end malls in other parts of the United States are thriving, too -- despite the problems facing shopping centers that have lost anchor tenants.
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Thousands dressed in black walked the miles-long stretch from the shopping centers of Causeway Bay to the more residential area of Sheung Wan.
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Much of Douglas County's landscape is dominated by multilevel suburban homes, packed shopping centers, and broad avenues lined with impeccably manicured grass and trees.
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A spate of anonymous phone calls have caused disruption at shopping centers, train stations and public buildings across Russia in the past two months.
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Anna Kuznetsova, Russia's children's rights commissioner, said the fire had been caused by incompetence and that similar shopping centers across Russia should be urgently checked.
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Irvine Company owns nearly 50 shopping centers across California with locations in Irvine, La Jolla, Newport Beach, Redwood City, San Jose, Santa Clara and Sunnyvale.
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The company, which owns seven shopping centers in Britain said the site is being examined by the fire brigade, police and representatives of Walthamstow Council.
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It is eventually intended to be a $100 billion city, with apartment blocks, houses, office towers, hotels and shopping centers on four man-made islands.
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Aside from single unit dwellings, they can be used for shopping centers, office buildings, restaurants, medical triage units and public restrooms to name a few.
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On Sunday, merchants at Tehran's mobile phone shopping centers Aladdin and Charsou shut their shops to protest against the rial's slide, Fars news agency reported.
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"Customers have come to expect lifestyle options at their regional shopping centers," Sandeep Mathrani, CEO of GGP, said in his own statement on the partnership.
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The company created Riley Rose, a beauty boutique that's being rolled out at 13 of General Growth Properties' shopping centers across the U.S., to start.
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The resulting retail apocalypse has left plenty of once-thriving shopping centers desolate, with CNBC reporting a regional mall vacancy rate of 9% in January.
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Pushing back against so-called Black Friday creep, Tennessee-based CBL said the closures will affect 62 of its malls and open-air shopping centers.
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Most shopping centers will have to limit service because they do not have power generation capacity, according to the primary industry group that represents malls.
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Venezuelans have continued to enjoy trips to the mall, in part because car-dependent cities are built around shopping centers rather than street-level commerce.
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One is south Baton Rouge: a prosperous and amenity-filled, predominantly white and middle-class network of cul-de-sac neighborhoods and upscale shopping centers.
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Situated at the foot of the Ozark Mountains, the small town of Branson, Mo. packs big fun into its numerous amusement parks and shopping centers.
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Sears stores remain the centerpiece of hundreds of shopping centers across the United States and their decline has reduced traffic to many of those malls.
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Areas where fans watch matches in Brussels were potential targets, as well as other crowded areas such as shopping centers and stations, Belgian media reported.
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Police officers stop and search vehicles near Dakar's beachside restaurants, while armed guards have been conducting patrols through Western-style shopping centers in both capitals.
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To encourage pedestrian traffic, construction began earlier this month on installing additional sidewalks connecting the shopping centers, with completion expected by the end of 2017.
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The 11th District, a Republican-leaning hodgepodge of quaintly verdant residential streets, snarling highways and big-box shopping centers, groans under an extraordinary tax burden.
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According to Wyatt, foot traffic in shopping centers has dropped, as people do not want to be in public spaces where they could be infected.
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They make up the shopping centers that generate $6900 billion annually in sales tax revenue and account for one out of every 2628 U.S. jobs.
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In suburban areas, Spirit Halloween's agents look for vacant real estate in shopping centers that have "other national tenants," like Best Buy, Target, or Walmart.
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Malaysian Police Chief Khalid Abu Bakar dismissed this explanation, saying the two women were spotted practicing the attack twice in shopping centers in Kuala Lumpur.
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On Monday, Reuters reported that many large U.S. malls and shopping centers that are controlled by real estate investment trusts have waited years for Sears' demise.
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Ahmed Rashid (not his real name) contracted with Google last year to work on Expedite, a project meant to help with indoor mapping within shopping centers.
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Kimco earned just 0.6 percent of its annualized base rent from the 14 Kmart and Sears stores in its portfolio of 460 open-air shopping centers.
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As more consumers turn to their laptops and smartphones to buy things online, some people have started to write off stores in malls and shopping centers.
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Simon, in turn, has been on the forefront of adding new types of tenants to its malls in a bid to keep its shopping centers relevant.
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Thanks to Here's navigational data, it also provides "turn-by-turn indoor walking directions" to help passengers negotiate large transit centers, venues, shopping centers, and airports.
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Our situation was not unique, as my extended family would often hang out at shopping centers after funerals or crises to cleanse us from bad luck.
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So that tends to draw some pushback from those people who lent money toward properties when they were valued as malls or shopping centers, for example.
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A labyrinth of highways and shopping centers and residential developments, the district has shifted in recent years as its Latino and Asian-American communities have grown.
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Fellow mall owners Simon Property Group, CBL & Associates and GGP are finding creative ways to reimagine their shopping centers to compete against the likes of Amazon.
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"We're not surprised," said David Bujnicki, in charge of investor relations at Kimco Realty Corp, an owner or manager of 437 mostly grocery-anchored shopping centers.
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The company is also "in talks to open grocery stores in shopping centers in San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia," according to the WSJ.
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Kimco earned just 0.6 percent of its annualized base rent from the 14 Kmart or Sears stores in its portfolio of 460 open-air shopping centers.
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"The man is suspected of sending a number of threats to Danish airports, shopping centers and hospitals," it said, without saying how he sent the hoaxes.
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That was the same year Black Friday became the most profitable shopping day of the year, according to data from the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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Those remarks were a nod toward Waters, who in a weekend speech had urged Trump critics to confront officials in restaurants, gas stations or shopping centers.
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The once-supreme rental chain was a staple in American strip malls and shopping centers, encapsulating a labyrinth of at least 7,000 movies in each store.
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For decades, Americans have relied on the country's dense footprint of shopping centers and department stores for their prom dresses, paper towels and everything in between.
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Shopping centers are undergoing a "permanent repricing" because of online shopping, while cap rates for warehouses used for e-commerce will continue to compress, he said.
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Mall of America's concept is part of a small but growing trend of mall owners tapping health care providers to help them reinvigorate their shopping centers.
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Meanwhile, the Trump administration sided with the states and brick-and-mortar shopping centers and urged the court to expand states' authority to collect sales tax.
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Authorities will also inspect shopping centers to prepare contingency plans, an apparent reaction to the shooting dead of nine people in a Munich mall last month.
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"We're not surprised," said David Bujnicki, in charge of investor relations at Kimco Realty Corp , an owner or manager of 437 mostly grocery-anchored shopping centers.
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There are shopping centers, Westfield World Trade Center and Brookfield Place, along with a new luxury multiplex movie theater with oversize leather chairs, pillows and blankets.
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Major urban-renewal projects have upgraded the waterfront into a sprawl of state-of-the-art cultural venues, shopping centers and skyscrapers from five-star architects.
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Many natural buffers, like mangroves, dunes and wetlands, that absorb wind or water have been paved over to make room for supermarkets, schools and shopping centers.
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It contains two small shopping centers as well as Katonah Avenue, with its restaurants, businesses and eclectic boutiques, many occupying turn-of-the-20th-century Victorians.
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As foot traffic in malls and shopping centers decline, retailers have been hit with slowing sales — at least 9,300 stores were expected to close in 2019.
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This property is conveniently located right in the Gaslamp Quarter, close to dining and shopping centers as well as the San Diego Zoo and Petco Park.
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Devin Sanchez, a spokesman for the City of Odessa, said someone in a gold vehicle was driving around shopping centers and shooting people from his vehicle.
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The web of companies that make up IKEA has recently focused ownership of retail operations, which also include shopping centers and food retail, on IKEA Group.
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Some places in China have already been asking locals to enter some personal identification information into an app before taking public transit, or entering shopping centers.
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At shopping centers where Toys "R" Us was a key tenant before its messy liquidation last June, traces of the bankrupt chain are steadily being erased.
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In a Category 2 storm, significant structural damage to apartment buildings, mobile homes, and shopping centers is also expected, as well as flooding in low-lying areas.
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The signs also help because many of the stations themselves are massive, housing underground shopping centers before and after fare control (where riders swipe into the subway).
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Valet parking will cost still more, but some parking at the Circus Circus hotel and the Crystals and Mandalay Bay Place shopping centers will still be free.
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With a presence in shopping centers across the country, Foot Locker carries Nike, Adidas, Under Armour and a range of other sports apparel brands in its stores.
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Right: A group of students from Sear Rogers International School sing carols in front of a Christmas tree inside one of Hong Kong's shopping centers on Dec.
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With communications and power down, rescuers focused first on Palu's tsunami-battered beachfront in the north and on collapsed hotels and shopping centers in its business district.
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The owner of the Grove and other upscale shopping centers is working with Google to eventually convert to more restaurants and stores, according to the LA Times.
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The closures at malls and shopping centers are piling up, with Bon-Ton, Toys R Us and other major retailers also recently going bankrupt and shutting stores.
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Yes, more shopping is shifting online in general, and to Amazon specifically, as in-store shopping traffic and sales trends fall for many retailers and shopping centers.
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Looking to capitalize on this growth opportunity, other real estate developers have been trying to lure online brands to their malls and shopping centers in different ways.
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The properties being put on sale are shopping centers in public housing estates located in older urban districts in Hong Kong, according to one of the people.
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A 2013 Nielson study found that though Americans spent $2.4 trillion at shopping centers in 2012, older customers preferred the in-person experience more than younger ones.
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The company, which has about 20 shopping centers across the UK and Spain, said it sought an extension from the UK takeover panel to the earlier Nov.
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The attack followed a series of violent outbursts at shopping centers across the United States, including the stabbing of nine people at a Minnesota center last weekend.
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Comcast plans to set up shop in malls and shopping centers, sometimes moving into spaces that more traditional chains have left empty after struggling with slipping sales.
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Millions of dollars are spent annually turning our schools into fortresses, and for what…so these attacks can move to our churches, movie theaters, and shopping centers?
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But as public health officials in Rockland County worked to contain the outbreak, they also found possible instances of measles exposure in supermarkets, stores and shopping centers.
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Not only is The Arcade Cleveland the first indoor shopping center in Ohio, but it's also one of the oldest indoor shopping centers in the entire country.
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Some envied the opulent lifestyle of the Americans, with their enormous bases equipped with all the conveniences of home, including air conditioning, shopping centers and movie houses.
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The company currently serves clients in the retail (including large shopping centers), commercial real estate and hospitality verticals, including JLL, Regency, SRS, Brixmor, Verizon* and Caesars Entertainment.
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Europe's largest property firm Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield reported a jump in first-half profit on Wednesday, boosted by a contribution from its recently acquired Westfield shopping centers.
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He didn't want me driving the rented S.U.V. I felt sort of virtuous among the shopping centers, vast parking lots, and wide clogged boulevards, but also inconsequential.
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With the rise of online shopping and the hit that retail stores took during the "great recession," brick and mortar shopping centers saw major declines in sales.
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Bob Corker's personal finances, including stock transactions involving one of the nation's top developers of shopping centers and malls, according to multiple sources familiar with the probe.
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Brookfield Property, an owner and operator of office and retail properties, said last month the deal would allow it to grow, transform or reposition GGP's shopping centers.
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Flynn's real estate investment company owns and operates 550 open-air shopping centers, and according to him, retail maintains its "balanced supply and demand," in spite of Brexit.
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In addition to serving as train stations, the company's large transit hubs often include a wide range of commercial real estate, including shopping centers, office buildings and hotels.
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"There is a caveat there are certain shopping centers that have a lot of competition or they might not have been built in the right area," Cook said.
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Shopping malls saw a 15 percent fall in consumer footfall on Saturday compared with the same day last year, according to the CNCC umbrella group of shopping centers.
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Google's initial batch of Wi-Fi zones is scattered across the country, from the Ciudad Juarez airport at the U.S. border to posh shopping centers in Mexico City.
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Some roof damage to frame homes, apartments, and shopping centers can also occur, as well as short-term power outages due to snapped power lines and downed trees.
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Belgian newspaper Le Soir said areas where fans watch matches were potential targets, as well as other crowded areas like shopping centers and stations, citing a security source.
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Shopping centers owner Taubman Centers Inc surged 393% as it agreed to be bought by larger peer Simon Property Group Inc in a deal valued at $3.6 billion.
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A separate report from ICSC says that 85 percent of U.S. shopping centers are neighborhood and community centers, almost half of which are occupied by locally owned businesses.
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This was due almost entirely to Victor Gruen, the Viennese architect who fled the Nazis in 1938 and became America's most prolific builder of malls and shopping centers.
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It was one of more than 70 CBL shopping centers that stayed closed on Thanksgiving Day — a change from last year — and it greeted larger, more excited crowds.
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The move comes six months after Land and Buildings asked the shopping centers owner to explore strategic options, including a sale or a spin-off of certain assets.
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Asking and effective rents for shopping centers rose for a third straight quarter, while rent growth rate was unchanged from the second quarter at 0.4 percent, Reis said.
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Macy's and Sears are also turning off the lights in shopping centers across the U.S. as they adjust to shoppers' changing tastes and the shift to online spending.
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To offset the hit, the company had then said it was looking to use some of its available land to build houses and hotels around its shopping centers.
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The bank gave regulators maps of the bus routes showing that the company provided transportation services to low and moderate income areas and shopping centers serving those populations.
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Just 15 years ago, fields of corn and cabbage filled the valley; now, housing developments and shopping centers have moved in, complete with Walmart and ken-de-ji.
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It also used Android users' location history data to determine the peak times when crowds are largest at bakeries, grocery stores, liquor stores, movie theaters and shopping centers.
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Independence Blue Cross, a health insurer in Pennsylvania, has commissioned a tractor trailer truck to bring insurance consultants out to shopping centers and other neighborhood spots around Philadelphia.
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David Lukes, chief executive of Equity One, a REIT that owns, develops and operates shopping centers, said the additional attention would be good for a REIT like his.
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The area is made up of shopping centers where the traditional unattractive strip mall architecture is sometimes embellished with Asian touches, but make no mistake, good eats abound.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — A strong explosion rocked one of the busiest shopping centers in Colombia's capital on Saturday, killing three people and injuring nine others, the authorities there said.
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Under restrictions implemented on Saturday, only one person per household is allowed to leave home at a time, and markets, shopping centers and entertainment venues have been closed.
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But the usual bonanza for the tourism and consumer industries may be hit as some people were cancelling trips and avoiding public areas like cinemas and shopping centers.
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"The Whole Foods-branded supermarkets have always been in demand by landlords in shopping centers," Ken Gold, CEO of Ohio-based real estate developer Skilken Gold, told CNBC.
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The fund, one of the biggest of its kind in the country, had invested in 91 U.K. commercial properties, including shopping centers and other retail and office spaces.
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Shopping centers owner Taubman Centers Inc surged 393% as it agreed to be bought by larger peer Simon Property Group Inc in a deal valued at $3.6 billion.
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Just outside the capital, past the mammoth shopping centers and across from the Chesapeake and Ohio Canal, great blue herons and snowy egrets loll along the leafy banks.
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The so-called "surban" development trend will see malls and shopping centers reconfigured and replaced with convenient, car-free shopping in revitalized, walkable "Main Street"-style commercial districts.
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A group of top former retail executives came together with the idea of opening up collaborative stores within some of the best shopping centers in the United States.
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At first, licenses likely will be granted to two or three so-called integrated resorts — which combine casinos with hotels, conference halls and shopping centers — in major cities.
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Hammerson's 10.6 billion-pound property portfolio encompasses Bristol's Cabot Circus and London's Brent Cross shopping centers, as well as stakes in premium outlets including Bicester Village in Oxfordshire.
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Shopping centers owner Taubman Centers Inc surged 52.6% as it agreed to be bought by larger peer Simon Property Group Inc in a deal valued at $3.6 billion.
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Many of those shopping centers have been hollowed out in recent years and have failed to keep up with the changing tastes and buying habits of American consumers.
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And on Tuesday, the International Council of Shopping Centers said that consumers spent 16 percent more this holiday than last season, and 4 percent more than they originally planned.
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The president and managing partner of The Forbes Company, which runs luxury shopping centers in Michigan and Florida, said curbside pickup doesn't deter shoppers from going into the mall.
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Taps remain switched off in many public buildings and privately owned offices and shopping centers, where waterless urinals, hand sanitizer and signs reminding people to save water are commonplace.
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Several years ago, Shane O'Neill was just a young skate rat on the streets of Melbourne, Australia, hopping fences and jumping down staircases in shopping centers and office buildings.
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Technology is also expected to play a greater role in the bifurcation of shopping centers, as it enables consumers to make convenience-oriented purchases on their phones or computers.
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Complete or almost-complete destruction of mobile homes, frame homes, apartments, and shopping centers should be expected, and nearly all trees in the area will be snapped or uprooted.
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Big banks like JPMorgan Chase & Co use the information similarly for branch strategy, and real-estate firms scrutinize the statistics to determine where to build homes and shopping centers.
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Kimco, which owns interests in 492 U.S. shopping centers, lists Toys 'R' Us as a major tenant in 12 locations, 10 of which also have Babies 'R' Us stores.
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As shopping centers continued to saturate the country, causing many to fold into obsolescence, Mathrani said it was better to own fewer, high-quality properties in the right places.
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The 30-Minute Interview Ms. McLean, 47, is the chief executive of Edens, which develops, operates and manages 120 retail shopping centers along the East Coast and in Texas.
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"It was a very positive season," Stephanie Cegielski, a spokesperson for the International Council of Shopping Centers, a global trade association of the shopping center industry, told BuzzFeed News.
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In further evidence of changing shopping habits, Springboard said the number of people in shopping centers on Boxing Day morning fell 16.6 percent versus the same period last year.
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The robots, all named Pepper from SoftBank Robotics in Japan, are already working alongside humans at hotels, shopping centers, and other retail spots in parts of Asia and Europe.
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The disposals will tilt the owner of Birmingham's Bullring and Bristol's Cabot Circus shopping centers more towards Europe by lifting its exposure to non-UK retail by 10 percent.
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According to the International Council of Shopping Centers' Value Retail News, average center sales reached $22015 per square foot in 2400, compared to $2100 a foot two years earlier.
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Authorities say a modern district comprising shopping centers, office buildings and green spaces will be built in place of the dilapidated town, which dates back more than 200 years.
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"Konzum put a lot of efforts into large markets and shopping centers but consumers are moving to discounters like Lidl and Kaufland that offer products for cheaper," Novotny said.
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"The industry has done a good job of managing itself through a very challenging macro [environment]," said Tom McGee, CEO of the International Council of Shopping Centers trade organization.
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From the two security checkpoints I had to pass through before even entering the store to the distinctive architecture, GUM is nothing like the American shopping centers I've visited.
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As a result, delinquent payments on shopping centers and other commercial real estate have spiked, as high as one-quarter of all loans in some parts of the country.
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From Rockville to Union Station, towering condominiums dominate the landscape, along with shopping centers, made to replicate the same charming Main Street Americana that was falling apart in Appalachia.
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"The physical nexus standard hampered industry-wide competition and kept valuable tax revenues from local communities," said Tom McGee, president and CEO of the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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But local assistant police chief Lawrence Micheni linked the crime to increasing demand for firewood in rural shopping centers, as fuel prices rise and buyers try to cut costs.
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Volta, which launched in 2010, partners with businesses and real estate owners to install EV chargers in high-traffic areas such as grocery stores, entertainment venues and shopping centers.
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Facial recognition cameras have been deployed in other British cities and shopping centers but their use has prompted privacy concerns and opponents have questioned the accuracy of the technology.
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According to the International Council of Shopping Centers, in a three-month period in 2018, more than 90% of Gen-Z consumers went to the mall at least once.
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Facial recognition cameras have been deployed in other British cities and shopping centers but their use has prompted privacy concerns and opponents have questioned the accuracy of the technology.
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Many are in settlements, but there are also tall apartment buildings, as well as cafes, restaurants and shopping centers popping up all over town, giving Kabul a new look.
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America is dotted with ghostly, long-abandoned carcasses of malls — massive structures that were once bustling shopping centers but were forced to close down after seeing dismal foot traffic.
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Tony restaurants and luxury shopping centers buzz with clientele even amid a recession that means nearby hospitals and schools are so short of financing they sometimes have to close.
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Still, 11 years ago, the retail landlord GGP (formerly General Growth Properties) in Chicago surveyed several shopping centers and mixed-use developments where at least one hotel was present.
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For Klepierre, a successful acquisition of Hammerson would have given it shopping centers in the UK and Ireland, countries where the French firm currently does not have a presence.
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U.S. mall owner Macerich is the latest to build on the trend and is teaming up with coworking giant Industrious to bring shared office spaces into its shopping centers.
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"In order to successfully operate its shopping centers, Simon depends upon each tenant fulfilling the covenants in their respective leases," the company said in the lawsuit, according to IBJ.
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Rob Lally, who once owned strip malls and shopping centers but is now courting marijuana tenants with Commerce Real Estate, is converting a former tool factory in Leicester, Mass.
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In Ecatepec, violence by organized crime is on the rise even as chunks of the city are being transformed into luxurious shopping centers well out of reach of its residents.
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Landlords are seeing these new restaurant concepts as business opportunities for themselves, often cherry-picking new food start-ups and offering them seed money to locate in their shopping centers.
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To a certain extent, food halls have served as a catalyst to the retail incubator movement, a means for revitalizing erstwhile storefronts and breathing new life to dilapidated shopping centers.
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Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT; A-/Stable) is a comparable given its development capability and its focus on both retail shopping centers and mixed use assets in coastal urban markets.
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The number of gym tenants in shopping centers has more than doubled over the past decade to more than 14,000 last year, according to the real estate firm CoStar Group.
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The unplanned demonstration came a day after protests forced two major shopping centers for mobile phones and electronics to close in Tehran and after demonstrators earlier closed its Grand Bazaar.
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The Supreme Court on Monday ruled that federal regulators may encourage electricity users like schools, hospitals and shopping centers to reduce consumption at peak times in exchange for price breaks.
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While retail's slump has some investors concerned about the future of malls, one investment pro thinks fears of shopping centers' demise is premature — at least for the good-quality ones.
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"By owning and operating the better shopping centers, we believe that retailers will take fewer locations in the physical space and larger locations in the more productive spaces," Allen said.
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Ideally, chargers will be placed where the car can be parked for an extended period of time, like in the garage, at the office or at shopping centers or motels.
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The attack follows a series of violent outbursts at shopping centers across the United States, including the stabbing of nine people at the Crossroads Center in Minnesota on Sept. 17.
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The deal comes at a time when the traditional retail sector and shopping centers are under pressure to reinvent themselves in the face of fierce online competition led by Amazon.
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But for me, a person who finds most American shopping centers to be overly air-conditioned to the point where the air feels stale and artificial, it was a plus.
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Brixmor Property Group, which is based in New York City, has more than 400 open-air shopping centers in its portfolio, covering more than 72 million square feet of retail.
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But like the Grinch himself, the taxpayer-subsidized shopping centers where much of that activity will take place amount to a thief in the night dressed as jolly Saint Nick.
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There is 24-hour security in the gated development, which is a little over a mile from the Mid Valley Megamall, one of the largest shopping centers in the city.
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Goodyear opened Roll showrooms in October next to shopping centers in Washington, D.C. Target has found success with its small-format stores near college campuses and on city street corners.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS The rating and Stable Outlook reflect BRX's large and diverse portfolio of 512 shopping centers, solid fixed charge coverage (FCC), and appropriate leverage for the rating level.
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More than 8,000 U.S. retail stores closed in 2017, roughly double the average annual store closures in the previous decade, according to data from the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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The offer, which uses AmRest Holding's PizzaPortal online platform for orders, is being trialed in Wroclaw and the company aims to roll it out to other shopping centers, Dean said.
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GGP (GGP), one of the largest owners and operators of shopping centers, rejected a $14.8 billion buyout offer from its biggest shareholder, Brookfield Property Partners LP (BPY), according to Reuters.
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In August, Britain's data protection watchdog said it was "deeply concerned" about the technology after it emerged that surveillance cameras had been used at museums, shopping centers and other properties.
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In August, Britain's data protection watchdog said it was "deeply concerned" about the technology after it emerged that surveillance cameras had been used at museums, shopping centers and other properties.
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While more are popping up in shopping centers and parking garages, with about 20,000 in the United States, they are vastly outnumbered by the 150,000 gas stations across the country.
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"The owners of the shopping centers' desire is to get people to their property," said Greg Maloney, president and chief executive of the Americas retail unit of Jones Lang LaSalle.
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This raunchy, dark comedy stars Billy Bob Thornton as Willie, a con man who scams shopping centers as a mall Santa Claus with his partner in crime, Marcus (Tony Cox).
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He acknowledged that the storefront entrance, which led to a basement shop, had not been erected according to any zoning code, but rents in nearby shopping centers are too exorbitant.
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Roughly 0003% of adults will shop over Thanksgiving weekend, and 2000% will visit a mall or shopping center, according to a survey conducted by the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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The house is a few miles away from St. Philip's Plaza and La Encantada, two upscale shopping centers with stores and restaurants, and about seven miles from the city center.
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The strongest storm to hit the continental US since Hurricane Andrew in 1992, Michael dashed homes into pieces, swallowed marinas and left piles of rubble where shopping centers once stood.
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Federal Realty Investment Trust ('A-'/Outlook Stable) is a comparable given its development capability and its focus on both retail shopping centers and mixed use assets in coastal urban markets.
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However, there will be a surge in demand as fear abates, customers return to shopping centers and restaurants, and businesses and consumers look to borrow at historically low interest rates.
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They can own a variety of real estate, ranging from the obvious — those office buildings, warehouses and shopping centers — to the more obscure — data centers, cell towers and even timberlands.
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Earlier on Monday, demonstrators forced the temporary closure of Tehran&aposs Grand Bazaar and on Sunday, protests forced two major shopping centers for mobile phones and electronics to close in Tehran.
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N that it does not already own in a cash-and-stock deal that values GGP, one of the largest owners and operators of U.S. shopping centers, at about $15.3 billion.
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Amazon already runs its own lockers in the United States and Britain, self-service boxes in places like shopping centers where customers key in a unique code to access their parcel.
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Tanger is a real estate investment trust that owns 43 upscale shopping centers in the U.S. Cramer spoke with its CEO Steve Tanger, who explained why re-tenanting is so lucrative.
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Brittany Bronson Las Vegas — MARYLAND PARKWAY, a street in central Las Vegas best known for its gritty shopping centers and petty crime, is now home to a brightly lit campaign office.
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While it remains unclear how department stores and shopping centers will fare in the post-holiday shopping year, several retailers' stocks rose on Friday after news of the improved holiday sales.
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Emaar Malls is the operator of the Dubai Mall, which accounts for around 50 percent of the emirate's luxury goods spending and is one of the Middle East's largest shopping centers.
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As brick-and-mortar stores fall out of style, Jim Cramer is getting worried about real estate investment trusts, or REITs, that run malls and shopping centers for the retail sector.
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These details were a stark contrast from shopping centers like the Shops at Hudson Yards in New York, where the interior is all shiny blacks and silvers and artificial fluorescent lights.
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Perhaps it was the dire reality of their situation that made them less concerned with heartbreak as with the prospect of having their homes replaced by cut-and-paste shopping centers.
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Amazon already has many of its lockers planted at shopping centers and malls, inside Whole Foods and other convenience stores including 7-Eleven and Rite Aid, and at some fitness centers.
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Westfield, which owns and operates 35 shopping centers in the United States and United Kingdom valued at $32 billion, said the transaction was "highly compelling" for Westfield and Unibail-Rodamco's shareholders.
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Kimco, like other publicly traded owners of shopping centers, believes its assets have been unfairly valued by investors who fear the rise of e-commerce will destroy brick-and-mortar retailers.
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Buford Highway is a neighborhood in northeast Atlanta known for its diverse, vibrant mishmash of culture—especially when it comes to food—found throughout its many strip malls and shopping centers.
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The "Safer at Home" order mandates the closure of all shopping centers, indoor malls, playgrounds and non-essential business, while also prohibiting gatherings of more than 10 people in enclosed spaces.
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For 20 years, the sisters have lived in a convent isolated from a bustling corridor of shopping centers, offices and restaurants by a blanket of trees and a serpentine asphalt road.
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In addition to the downtown business district and shopping centers at the intersection of Oyster Bay Road and South Woodbury Road, the east-west Jericho Turnpike is a major commercial strip.
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CDBG-DR dollars help to reopen hospitals, schools, and shopping centers and cover uninsured losses for small businesses, allowing them to retool to meet the realities of a disaster-impacted economy.
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The rise of the shopping centers traced the sharp rise in living standards brought on by what the French call the Trente Glorieuses, the 30 glorious years from 533 to 1975.
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Like the others, which include the government-led Konza Technopolis, it will have residential and commercial areas, with schools and shopping centers promising residents "an all-round lifestyle experience", Nanji said.
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Goodyear (GT) opened Roll showrooms in October next to shopping centers in Washington, D.C. And Ikea will open up a 17,530 square-foot showroom in Manhattan's Upper East Side this spring.
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While the turnout on Thursday was smaller than on the previous two days, riot police stepped up patrols at shopping centers on the Kowloon peninsula and in the rural New Territories.
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But to understand the forces roiling the American economy, it's key to remember that online retailing has destroyed many times that number of positions at malls and shopping centers across America.
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WPG's closest peer is CBL & Associates ('BBB-'/Outlook Stable), which owns and operates predominantly Class B shopping centers and malls and has experienced similar operating pressures related to the retail sector.
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And malls and shopping centers are taking on a new image of their own, bringing in experiential tenants and living spaces as department stores and other big-box anchors scale back.
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A big-box experience can be had at two large shopping centers on Route 21799; between them, they offer a Walmart, a Lowe's, a multi-screen cinema and a LongHorn Steakhouse.
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On Tuesday, county officials took the extraordinary step of announcing a state of emergency, barring unvaccinated children under 18 from public places, including restaurants, shopping centers, houses of worship and schools.
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Whether we're talking strip malls, mega-malls, or sprawling outdoor outlet shopping centers, the hallowed hallways of consumerism and commerce have a dark story tell and a very unlikely origin story.
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The upper-class catgirl Stella, for example, is a highly intelligent and empathetic woman who regularly visits the bar in order to escape the superficiality of the city's uptown shopping centers.
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Peru, with its big bounty of copper and other metals, used its newfound riches to expand its middle class, creating a boom in shopping centers and apartment houses in its capital, Lima.
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Tesla says these new Superchargers will be found at or near "supermarkets, shopping centers and downtown districts," so that owners can spend that charging time running errands instead of just waiting around.
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In shopping centers anchored by big supermarkets, the model is changing in much the same way, as retailers like Whole Foods now have eating areas and much more diverse prepared food offerings.
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Whereas early reads on sales from Mastercard SpendingPulse and the International Council of Shopping Centers had pointed to a better-than-expected holiday, both Macy's and Kohl's reported soft results on Wednesday.
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While the Macy's and Nordstroms of the world rely on mall traffic to generate the majority of their sales, Best Buy's footprint skews toward open-air shopping centers and stand-alone shops.
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As France continues in its semi-lockdown mode — personal searches are now routine at shopping centers and public events like plays and concerts — it is the citizenship proposal that is grabbing headlines.
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The company owns, manages or leases 26 super-regional shopping centers in the U.S. and Asia, including The Mall at Short Hills in New Jersey and the Beverly Center in Los Angeles.
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Since then, the Hanwha Group has taken over, with a slew of its businesses, including explosives, life insurance, hotel and shopping centers, and solar power companies chipping in to sustain the franchise.
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Yet as online shopping and a wave of store closings continue to erode sales at these shopping centers, a new report has found that softness is starting to creep into their economics.
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In addition to driving growth in cash flows, it also generates "wonderful opportunities to creatively reinvest in these shopping centers and make them more relevant to the communities they serve," Taylor said.
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I found a similar dedication to custom at Mexicali Rose, a blink-and-you'll-miss-it spot in Newtown along a stretch of Route 25 populated with shopping centers and gas stations.
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Electricity Minister Luis Motta said in a televised interview on Wednesday that shopping centers have been required since 2011 to install their own generation capacity but that they have not done so.
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Brookdale does run some transportation services of its own to take seniors on a regularly scheduled basis to shopping centers, museums and other cultural or social hubs, as well as medical appointments.
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"Many of the retail stores you walk into, especially big box retailers and in some cases entire shopping centers, legally keep the sales taxes you pay at the cash register," he said.
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He struck gold in the classical contemporary market by blatantly ripping off the "Titanic" soundtrack and taking a direct sales approach, hocking CDs at "live" performances at shopping centers and art fairs.
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Westfield also owns a number of premier shopping centers in Britain and is developing a new shopping center adjacent to Linate Airport in Milan that is expected to be completed in 2020.
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More than a third of customers who come to collect their orders end up buying something else, said Tom McGee, chief executive of International Council of Shopping Centers, a global trade association.
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Mr. Agalarov's fortune is based partly on giant shopping centers built around Moscow by his Crocus Group, whose work would undoubtedly have brought him into contact with Mr. Katsyv — and Ms. Veselnitskaya.
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Bergen County is the last county in the United States to prohibit the sale of many consumer goods on Sundays, which makes Edgewater, with its five shopping centers, especially lively on Saturdays.
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Dozens of gated communities and master- planned neighborhoods have changed the face of the city; a handful of new shopping centers, with tenants like Walmart, Panera Bread and Wells Fargo, have followed.
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"We feel our argument is important, that there actually has been harm because of the Quill decision," said Jennifer Platt, vice president of federal operations at the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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The suburban location is fitting because the rise of the automobile, helped along by the Federal-Aid Highway Act, led to the widespread creation of large shopping centers away from urban centers.
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With blockades affecting everything from gas distribution terminals, seaports and highways to shopping centers and gas stations, the Communications and Transport Department announced it would cancel permits for any truckers who block roads.
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Kimco, the largest publicly traded owner and operator of open-air shopping centers in North America, has expanded a program that offers small businesses one year of free rent and reduced property charges.
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Instead they are drawn by the museums, Hollywood, amusement parks such as Disneyland in nearby Orange County and upscale shopping centers, spending more than most tourists and tending to stay in town longer.
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PARIS (Reuters) - Last weekend's anti-government protests resulted in a 17 percent drop in the number of visitors to French shopping centers, said a body representing the French shopping center industry on Monday.
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GUM's distinctive architecture and design, touches like an ice-cream bike and a throwback Soviet-era grocery store, and the abundance of live plants set the space apart from most US shopping centers.
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But a new study from the International Council of Shopping Centers shows real estate shouldn't be looked at like a glaring liability, but instead stores are giving a significant boost to online sales.
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VI) has agreed to sell its five Moscow shopping centers to Russia's Fort Group for 901 million euros ($13 billion), clearing the last hurdle to its merger with Austrian rival CA Immo (CAIV.VI).
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But a development group recently promised to start transforming the site into a metropolitan park starting in 2019, which will include residential areas, hotels, shopping centers, theme parks, museums, sports facilities, and more.
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The news sparked cheers from other retail real estate investment trust CEOs, which discussed the implications at a recent conference arranged by the International Council of Shopping Centers in New York, applauding Simon.
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The compound is within walking distance of resorts and restaurants, and a 10-minute drive from the center of Diani Beach, a resort area with high-end restaurants, hotels, supermarkets and shopping centers.
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Taubman, a more than $4 billion company based in Bloomfield Hills, Michigan, has a broad portfolio of shopping centers, most located in the United States, three in China and one in South Korea.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee–based CBL & Associates, which owns or has a hand in 89 regional malls and open-air shopping centers, will close the doors at nearly all of its properties until 6 a.m.
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"Among those likely to change habits if the outbreak worsens, around three-quarters expect to avoid shopping centers [and] malls — making this the most-avoided type of location," Coresight founder Deborah Weinswig said.
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Lufa estimates that by converting 19 rooftops of average-sized shopping centers it would be able to supply all of Montreal — which has a population of about 1.8 million — with sustainably grown veggies.
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Demonstrators have successfully disrupted shoppers over the holiday, and though there was a smaller turnout of protesters at shopping centers on Thursday, police detained a number of demonstrators at a mall, Reuters reported.
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Apple Maps, Google Maps and Microsoft's Bing Maps all have some indoor maps available, typically for large public places (like airports, museums and shopping centers), that you can use for directions and navigation.
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Catalonia, Spain's second-richest region, ordered on Friday the closure of shopping centers with the exception of those selling food or essential goods, as well as gyms and nightclubs, a senior official said.
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Wayne doesn't have a walkable shopping district; instead, it has strip shopping centers and complexes like the Willowbrook Mall and Wayne Towne Center, at the southern end of the township, near Route 250.
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For a week, protesters clad in fluorescent yellow jackets have blocked highways across France with burning barricades and convoys of slow-moving trucks, obstructing access to fuel depots, shopping centers and some factories.
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It started in 1986, when the Documentary Photography Archive asked him to look at consumer culture in nearby Salford, where supermarkets and shopping centers went head-to-head with mom-and-pop stores.
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Once the concept of the mall really took off, the suburbs of the United States became virtually littered with shopping centers: by 21980, there were 22010,260 shopping malls open in the United states.
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Shopping centers could find ways to draw consumers out of the house and into retail stores by offering "seamless and frictionless" experiences such as curbside pickup, mall developer Nathan Forbes told CNBC on Wednesday.
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"Our early read on 2019 is more of the same ... with both malls and [shopping centers] facing another year of tepid earnings growth and store closure-related headwinds," Mizuho analyst Haendel St. Juste said.
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Meanwhile, a group of more than 1,000 consumers told the International Council of Shopping Centers that they spent 16 percent more this holiday than last season, and 4 percent more than they originally planned.
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Technology stakes still make up only a tiny fraction of investment portfolios for sovereigns, with most sticking with conventional fixed income and equity investments and long-term projects like hotels, shopping centers and ports.
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Real-estate agents say it's an increasingly popular place for young people to live, and it's seen a huge amount of development in recent years, from luxury condos to shopping centers and dining destinations.
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And a rash of bankruptcies of mall-based retailers have left some holes and hurt traffic at the shopping centers, says David Tawil at Maglan Capital, a hedge fund that focuses on distressed securities.
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From a cocoon of garden-variety British male celebrity has hatched a middle-class suburban teen of a man, who—on first glance—looks like his hobby is hanging around shopping centers on weekends.
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According to the International Council of Shopping Centers, an industry trade organization, shopping center occupancy rates reached 93.1 percent at the end of the fourth quarter — the highest year-end level in eight years.
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Police confiscated the suspects' phones, on which they found footage of presumed targets including airports, ports, shopping centers and hotels in Rome, London and Bari, the main city in Puglia, the arrest warrant said.
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While the lack of air conditioning and the fee for the bathroom could be seen as negatives, I found GUM to be a far cry from generic American shopping centers — in a good way.
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On the other hand, Klepierre owns more than 100 shopping centers across 16 countries but does not have any sites in the UK and Ireland, a gap that a takeover of Hammerson would resolve.
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The hope with this launch is that it would attract whales for clients, as it was built to be used in large commercial spaces like stadiums, airports, shopping centers and large office buildings/campuses.
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People looked at me differently, as though I was not one of them — they jumped out of my way or apologized to me in shopping centers, even when they were well out of range.
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CARACAS (Reuters) - Venezuelan shopping centers are scaling back hours of operation causing an uproar among consumers, in the wake of the government's move to reduce their electricity supplies in the early afternoon and evening.
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GGP, one of the largest owners and operators of U.S. shopping centers, has rejected a $14.8 billion buyout offer from its biggest shareholder, Brookfield Property Partners, people familiar with the matter said on Sunday.
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Gibralt also established Balfour Holdings, a real estate company focused on distressed properties — apartment complexes, shopping centers, residential subdivisions — created by the savings and loan crisis in the United States beginning in the 1980s.
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For neighborhood and community shopping centers, net absorption, measured in terms of available space sold in the market, rose to 2.4 million square feet compared with a negative of about 3.9 million square feet.
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Fifty-eight percent of people say they are likely to avoid public areas, such as shopping centers and entertainment venues, if the virus' outbreak worsens in the U.S., a poll by Coresight Research found.
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Its brands are fixtures in malls and shopping centers around the country, and its more than 3,600 stores throughout the United States, the United Kingdom and Canada generate annual sales that exceed $6.5 billion.
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For neighborhood and community shopping centers, net absorption, measured in terms of available space sold in the market, fell about 7.4 percent to 949,000 square feet in the first quarter from a year earlier.
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In a dire retail landscape, more than 8,000 U.S. shops closed in 2017, roughly double the average annual store closures in the previous decade, according to data from the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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Retailers that tend to occupy more space along shopping centers today include Dick's Sporting Goods, Big Lots, Party City and Best Buy — and these retailers aren't adding as many stores as they once were.
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Shared portable batteries are another commodity on loan in the world's Start-ups in the sector, including Ankebox and Laidian, offer portable batteries in locations such as shopping centers, restaurants and other public places.
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"Starbucks does not contend that Simon breached any lease or that Starbucks cannot remain viable if it continues to honor its promises in its leases for stores in Simon's Shopping Centers," the lawsuit said.
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A separate survey by the International Council of Shopping Centers trade group found that 173 percent of consumers plan to pick up their online orders in store — an increase of 7 percentage points last holiday.
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As Trump's deportation army shows up at hospitals and shopping centers, immigrant women's daily acts of motherhood -- taking their children to school or to the doctor, or shopping for groceries -- make them vulnerable to deportations.
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Whether to save on delivery fees or get their items more quickly, some 39 percent of consumers plan to use retailers' in-store pickup services this season, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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Yet the demolition of Otodo Gbame follows years of development in the area by investors who have built apartments and shopping centers, pushing out fishing communities, said local legal campaign group Justice and Empowerment Initiatives.
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Indeed, robots for factories, stores, and shopping centers are beginning to show promise and HAX portfolio companies like the inventory robot Simbe (now testing at Target), and delivery robot Dispatch are good examples, said Joffe.
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Kemball-Cook said integrating Pavegen tiles into slums, roads, shopping centers and sport stadiums around the world were all firmly in his sights, adding that creating sustainable cities for future generations was his main priority.
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Pennsylvania REIT, which owns malls and shopping centers across the East Coast, has three Spirit Halloween shops, one Halloween City and the first Christmas-themed Balsam Hill pop-up location in its portfolio this fall.
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GGP, one of the largest owners and operators of U.S. shopping centers, has rejected a $14.8 billion buyout offer from its biggest shareholder, Brookfield Property Partners LP, people familiar with the matter said on Sunday.
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The strain has been particularly acute at property funds in Britain, which promise to provide daily liquidity to investors, but hold assets that are often difficult to sell quickly, like office buildings or shopping centers.
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LONDON(Reuters) - Scientists have found multidrug-resistant "superbug" bacteria lurking on cash machines, escalators and handrails in London's underground rail system, shopping centers and hospitals and say they pose a potential risk to public health.
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The International Council of Shopping Centers on Friday sent a memo to members announcing it is postponing its annual REcon convention in late May, which usually draws tens of thousands of attendees to Sin City.
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Mathrani was previously CEO at Brookfield Properties' retail group, and is on the executive board and board of trustees for the International Council of Shopping Centers and the board of directors of Host Hotels & Resorts.
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Merchants at the mobile phone shopping centers Aladdin and Charsou in central Tehran protested against the rapid depreciation of the rial by shutting down their shops on Sunday, the semi-official news agency Fars reported.
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But investments in grocery-anchored shopping centers in 2017 climbed 5.3 percent from 2016, JLL found, making it one of the only retail sectors to see deal growth in a year of low transaction volume.
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Whether these malls served as the catalyst for a major character transformation or as the setting of a crucial plot point, there&aposs no denying that shopping centers were once ubiquitous on the big screen.
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Abbas' authoritarian rule has allowed his family's Falcon consortium to dominate the West Bank's commerce and labor markets including owning shopping centers, media and insurance companies and distributing food, cigarettes, cosmetics and other consumer items.
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"During the full year, the IKEA Group invested 3.1 billion euros in stores, distribution and customer fulfilment network, shopping centers, renewable energy and forestry," it said, without giving a comparable figure for the year before.
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On the other hand, the need for social distancing has led to the cancellation of large events, ravaged the travel industry, and closed businesses, restaurants, and shopping centers, leading to a large negative demand shock.
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Even as optimism glowed in Paris, smaller towns like Albi were collapsing — their shops closing down, their streets emptying as residents looked for better deals in shopping centers elsewhere and traveled farther away for jobs.
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While that shift should help boost traditional retailers' digital revenues, it will nonetheless help web-based companies extend their lead over physical stores and shopping centers — gobbling up more of their market share in the process.
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The rollout of BrandBox comes as more than 140 million square feet of retail space has been shuttered across the U.S. in malls and shopping centers already this year, according to real estate research group CoStar.
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The actions — blocking roads, surrounding government buildings, occupying shopping centers — were coordinated by a group called Extinction Rebellion, founded in the UK last year with the explicit purpose of amping up civil disruption around climate change.
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The mall is a great option, but today you're seeing more developers thinking about putting health-oriented shopping centers together where you have a fitness center, you may have a yoga center, and a chiropractic center.
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As shopping centers seek to differentiate themselves from neighboring properties — and drum up traffic in an increasingly digital world — adding small businesses to the mix is an easy way for property owners to accomplish both goals.
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"They're (shoppers) not going to find that tenant anywhere else, and that's ultimately what you're looking for," Jesse Tron, an industry expert formerly with the International Council of Shopping Centers trade group, said of the trend.
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Maduro, 53, whose popularity has suffered amid a national economic crisis and stuttering public services, said some major shopping centers had failed to supply their own generators despite being told to do so five years ago.
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" (Image: supplied) The letter, translated, says that the listed internet addresses caused "the mass distribution of obviously false reports of a terrorist act" in January, resulting in "mass evacuations of schools, administrative buildings and shopping centers.
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"The Manhattan retail environment is too dynamic and should not be included with the pessimistic conjectures about e-commerce's effect on the future of brick and mortar retailing and struggling suburban shopping centers," the group wrote.
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Developers were counting on state and local officials to carve out half the acreage — opening it up to motels, housing subdivisions, shopping centers and recreational facilities — before it could be turned over to the federal government.
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This one may hurt a little to discover, but charging your phone in public charging stations — the kind found in airports, transit stations, planes, conference and shopping centers — can make you susceptible to a security breach.
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The real estate investment trust (REIT) disposed of its interests in 21 shopping centers for $210.2 million at prices the company said were in line with its expectations of a 7.5 to 8 percent cap rate.
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BRASILIA, Aug 6 (Reuters) - Brazilian upscale mall operator Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA posted a quarterly net profit 0.8% lower year-on-year, as higher taxes and asset depreciation overshadowed strong revenue in the period.
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The company has struck deals with several mall companies like Simon and Westfield to accept returns at existing Guest Services counters or to rent out space for a Happy Returns return desk in their shopping centers.
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On June 6, Aliansce Shopping Centers SA struck a deal with smaller rival Sonae Sierra Brasil S.A. to create Brazil's second-largest mall group in terms of gross leasable area, with a total of 40 malls.
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SAO PAULO, March 23 (Reuters) - Brazilian upscale malls operator Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA said on Monday it will close all but essential businesses in four Sao Paulo malls following orders by the state governor.
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Timm Fuchs, who works for the German Association of Towns and Municipalities, said that sales models like Mr. Frühauf's are emerging in rural centers, whose downtowns empty after big-box shopping centers open down the road.
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Constructed in 1931, it was one of the first self-contained shopping centers in the country with its own off-street parking lot — an innovative alternative to curbside parking and a model that is now widespread.
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In its heart will be a 500-acre park, surrounded by integrated developments with residences, hotels, shopping centers, museums and cultural venues, health and wellness centers, sports facilities, a business park and educational and research hubs.
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For over a week, "yellow vest" protesters have blocked roads across France and impeded access to some fuel depots, shopping centers and factories in protest against fuel tax hikes they say have eroded their spending power.
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"Among those likely to change habits if the outbreak worsens, around three-quarters expect to avoid shopping centers/malls — making this the most-avoided type of location," said Deborah Weinswig, CEO and founder of Coresight Research.
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GGP, a company that invests in shopping centers, is up more than 22009,18.23 percent since March 218.2, 215.6, the day the stock market reached its financial crisis bottom and the start of the current bull market.
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Hong Kong anti-government protesters marched through Christmas-decorated shopping centers on Wednesday, chanting pro-democracy slogans and forcing one mall to close early, as police fired tear gas to disperse crowds gathering on nearby streets.
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IKEA Group, which owns most IKEA stores world-wide, said it invested 20153 billion euros in total in stores, distribution networks, shopping centers, renewable energy and forestry in the fiscal year to the end of August.
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Sky News reported that the Lakeside and Trafford Centre shopping centers owner had informed Arcadia that a compromise deal to win over property owners had not persuaded it to support a proposed Company Voluntary Arrangement (CVA).
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Simon is also working with Niantic — the company behind the augmented reality game "Harry Potter: Wizards Unite" — to turn 200 of its shopping centers into in-game locations that players can visit while they roleplay as wizards.
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FOCUS ON POWER CENTERS The company's focus on anchor-dominant power centers is based on the belief that they have a competitive advantage in their greater scale and larger trade areas versus grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping centers.
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As 2018 comes to an end, it's been announced that more than 146 million square feet of retail space will be shut across the U.S. in malls and shopping centers, according to real estate research group CoStar.
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In Karachi, you see kids around traffic lights and shopping centers that display vintage Rolls-Royces — kids who are so young they forget they were put there to beg and start to play with one another instead.
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Retailers that rely on sales from stores that stand alone or are in shopping centers have struggled, leading some traders to bet on declines in those stocks and on property bonds with heavy mall exposure, analysts said.
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Hardline group Islamic Defenders Front swept into shopping centers in the city of Surabaya, in East Java, last week to make sure Muslim staff were not forced by employers to wear Santa hats or other Christmas gear.
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"In light of events in Germany and France, the government is keen to ensure that shopping centers and sports stadiums where there are large crowds are getting the support they require," he told the Sunday Times newspaper.
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"What's really been making people nervous about shop-bought drones in the hands of non-state groups is use in civilian areas, especially in crowded places like shopping centers or sports stadiums," Serle wrote in an email.
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That means the mix of businesses at malls and shopping centers will increasingly drift away from apparel chains and fast-food joints, and instead will include a little bit of everything, even medical offices and living spaces.
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Amazon, which bought the upscale Whole Foods chain for $13.7 billion in 2017, is now in talks to open grocery stores in shopping centers in San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, the WSJ report said.
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After a stint as a construction superintendent, Mr. Corker put aside $8,000 to start his own company, settling into a career spent amassing a small fortune building shopping centers and later investing in higher-end real estate.
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Residents in the western Texas cities were warned to stay off the roads and posted videos of swarms of police cars speeding down the street and circling in shopping centers, causing a tense and chaotic few hours.
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Mathrani was previously CEO at Brookfield Properties' retail group, and is on the executive board and board of trustees for the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) and the board of directors of Host Hotels & Resorts, Inc.
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Ms. Veselnitskaya built her career in the sharp-elbowed struggle for land as the Moscow suburbs expanded, as once derelict factory sites and other plots became wildly valuable with the spread of shopping centers and new highways.
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It is not uncommon for mass graves and old weapons caches to be uncovered during excavations to build shopping centers or upscale hotels in the country, which became a tourist hot spot after the conflict had ended.
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Shopping centers are planned for my hometown, I overhear venture-capitalist meetings at my neighborhood Starbucks, and a Bay Area couple, one of whom came from Google's Mountain View, California, headquarters, recently moved into my parent's neighborhood.
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GGP, which invests in shopping centers and changed its name in 22 from General Growth Properties, is up more than 2000,000 percent since the S&P 500 reached its financial crisis closing bottom on March 9, 2009.
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Simon said in the lawsuit that Starbucks "put its stock price above its contractual obligations, the viability of Simon and its Shopping Centers, other retailers and consumers who count on the Teavana stores," the Indy Star reported.
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Sweden's H&M launched its own independent online store in China in 2014, after entering the country around a decade ago, but China's e-commerce market is dominated by virtual shopping centers such as Alibaba's Tmall and Taobao.
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A Western diplomat last year told BuzzFeed News that foreign security agencies monitoring Turkey had warned of an impending attack on a mall, and the US consulate had issued an order to its staff to avoid shopping centers.
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As the struggle between traditional retailers and Amazon continues to play out in shopping centers across the country, Kohl's Stores announced a deal allowing Amazon to open 10 of its own 1,000-square-foot shops within Kohl's locations.
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In a second step towards the envisaged merger, Immofinanz aims to demerge or sell its Russian portfolio, consisting of five Moscow shopping centers with a book value of around 1.2 billion euros — a quarter of its book value.
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The web of companies that make up IKEA have in the past couple of years focused ownership of retail operations, which also include shopping centers and food retail, on IKEA Group, the main franchisee to Inter IKEA Group.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's lower house of parliament agreed late on Thursday to a draft law to boost video surveillance in public places like shopping centers and stadiums, amid widespread concerns in Germany after several violent attacks by militants.
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The company, which bought the upscale Whole Foods chain for $13.7 billion in 2017, is now in talks to open grocery stores in shopping centers in San Francisco, Seattle, Chicago, Washington, D.C., and Philadelphia, the WSJ report said.
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During the most recent holiday season, nearly one-third of shoppers opted to purchase their products online and then pick them up at the store, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers' Holiday Consumer Purchasing Trends Study.
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It sold 28 Hong Kong properties, including shopping centers and car parks, for a total of HK$11.97 billion ($1.53 billion) since July 2014, according to the data compiled by Reuters based on the company's stock exchange filings.
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Women without head scarves can be seen everywhere in Tehran, in their cars, in shopping centers and even on the street, but always with the scarves draped over their shoulders, as if they have only just slipped off.
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On a frigid February day, we made our way from Midtown Manhattan to City Hall, wandering into food halls and shopping centers for warmth and asking strangers to tell us about their worst dates, breakups and Valentine's Days.
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In an article last month in The Lancet, researchers from the Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK) called for government-led decontamination efforts in areas where tear gas has been dispersed, including residential neighborhoods and commercial shopping centers.
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Real estate traditionally has two prongs: residential properties that owners live in or rent out, and commercial real estate like apartment buildings, office space and shopping centers that are bought and sold based on the revenue they generate.
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At the individual stock level, Tanger Factory Outlet Centers, a real estate company that invests in shopping centers, has had nearly 32% of its available stock, or float, taken over by ETFs, by far the most of any stock.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Northwestern Mutual has partnered with Phillips Edison & Co Inc, a real estate investment trust, in two joint ventures involving 20 grocery-anchored shopping centers with a total value of about $415 million, the companies said Monday.
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And for American citizens, it means the opportunity to explore the time-warpedwonders of this communist nation before its charm of vintage cars, dilapidated architecture, cigar smokers, and colorful dancers is replaced by chain hotels, shopping centers, and Starbucks.
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"A lot of people want to try and tie it to the Internet or 'that's not cool,' or teens don't like it," Jesse Tron, a spokesman for industry trade group International Council of Shopping Centers, told CNBC last year.
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The big box chain is the world's largest retailer of guitars, amplifiers, drums, keyboards, recording, live sound, DJ and lighting equipment, and its more than 280 stores dot the strip malls and suburban shopping centers of the United States.
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Increasing the security personnel by using unemployed vets would be a program with matching funds for their employment provided by the federal and state governments and the owner operators of the public transportation, schools, shopping centers, churches and etc.
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The move follows Maduro's decision requiring cinemas to close early and shopping centers to generate their own electricity and his call for women to ease up on hair blowers in a bid to reduce energy consumption by 20 percent.
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It is estimated that, as of 85033, total uncollected state sales and use taxes amounted to almost $26 billion annually, according to a joint study by the National Conference of State Legislatures and the International Council of Shopping Centers.
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At the far end of a suburban-style complex of resorts, shopping centers, golf courses and homes, the Fairmont — with its lush landscape, white blooms and chirping geckos — was a man-made oasis, of sorts, amid the charred ruin.
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I used to call shopping centers the local villages, but you don't have to go to the village to see other people if you're on your device because that's the new way of meeting and seeing and having relationships.
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According to a Business Insider Intelligence report, nearly 75% of US internet users said they'd be likely to avoid shopping centers and malls if the coronavirus outbreak in the country worsens, and over half would avoid shops in general.
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Bryanston, a diverse and affluent suburb, has about 2380,20000 residents, as well as "excellent private schools and some amazing shopping centers," said Francois Rohlandt, a property consultant for Pam Golding Properties Gauteng who shares the listing with Ms. Greeff.
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While sleepy Cholupice is part of the larger Prague 4 municipal district, it also has local amenities such as two restaurants and a grocery store, with schools, a post office and shopping centers just a few bus stops away.
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Parliament speaker Salim al-Jabouri, the most senior Sunni Muslim politician in mainly Shi'ite-ruled Iraq, said the air strikes targeted "civilian shopping centers, causing the martyrdom and wounding of dozens", and called for the perpetrators to be punished.
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The talk of the biggest gathering of retail real estate professionals in the world, organized by the International Council of Shopping Centers and happening this week in Las Vegas, is food, according to a handful of people attending the show.
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Under Ouattara, a 22020-year-old former central banker and senior International Monetary Fund official, economic growth has averaged more than 22020 percent since 2012, trendy shopping centers have proliferated across Abidjan and investment has poured into agriculture and infrastructure.
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According to the draft law, regional data protection authorities will still have to review decisions made by venues such as by shopping centers to use video surveillance but the authorities will in future have to consider security concerns more strongly.
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The pace of retail store closure announcements didn't slow down much this week, following a brutal last week for malls and shopping centers across the U.S. Dollar Tree said this week it will be closing up to 390 Family Dollar stores.
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Brookfield's cash and stock offer for GGP values the company, one of the largest owners and operators of U.S. shopping centers, at about $15.3 billion, or $500 million more than a similar bid it made four months ago that GGP rejected.
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This analysis was predicated on the company's focus on power centers based on the belief that they have greater scale, a larger mix of tenants and serve larger trade areas than grocery-anchored neighborhood shopping centers, which Fitch views favorably.
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Kimco leased to Toys 'R' Us stores at 2182 of its almost 500 shopping centers, which represented only 1 percent of annual base rent, said David Bujnicki, head of investor relations at the New Hyde Park, New York-based REIT.
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ATTERIGEVILLE, South Africa — On a sunny winter day in May 2015 in this run-down suburb, a 7003-minute drive from the shiny office buildings and shopping centers of central Johannesburg, 30 tables were symmetrically arrayed in a large, shabby hall.
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Google also registered when crowds were at their busiest during Thanksgiving 2018 at bakeries, grocery stores, liquor stores, movie theaters, and shopping centers from Wednesday to Black Friday, which should give you a good idea of what to expect in 2019.
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"The measure disrupts the quality of services that for more than a decade (we) have provided to more than 2.5 million Venezuelans who visit us each day," the Venezuelan Chamber of Shopping Centers, Merchants and Associates said in a statement.
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Authenticity to the experience of being in urban Japan has always been a crucial part of these games, right down to the side streets with massage parlors and soaplands standing just a stone's throw away from the big shopping centers.
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SAO PAULO, July 23.8160 (Reuters) - Brazilian upscale mall operator Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA has delayed removing the discounts it gave to retailers during a recession, making 2019 growth targets tougher to reach, its chief financial officer said on Thursday.
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But the factors that buoyed the chain's expansion — the growth of malls and shopping centers and big box stores that sell everything — have reversed, with the rise of Amazon and other online retail leading to dwindling foot traffic and sales.
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It also bought the Carlyle Hotel in Manhattan and hotels in Los Angeles, Washington, London, Switzerland and Tokyo; office complexes and shopping centers in Texas, Florida, Georgia and New York; and holdings in Phillips-Van Heusen apparel, semiconductors and military electronics.
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But the factors that buoyed the chain's expansion — the growth of malls and shopping centers and big box stores that sell everything — have reversed, with the rise of Amazon and other online retail leading to dwindling foot traffic and sales.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - On match days Iran's young female soccer fans cram Tehran's shopping centers and cafes, their faces painted with the Iranian flag and beaming with excitement, as they follow their national team on giant television screens alongside male fans.
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Soldiers turned to the magazine for advice on what gadgets to buy, the best vehicles and the latest fashions — products they could often then buy at one of Vietnam's enormous on-base exchanges, sprawling shopping centers to rival anything back home.
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" In one of my favorite passages, his shame about his messy house "flaps around in me like one of those large hollow figures through which air is blown and which sometimes flutter about outside shopping centers or fast-food restaurants.
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This has accelerated recently due to Kim Jong Un opening up space for limited free market activity: enlarging shopping centers, which now employ more than 215 million North Koreans, and even allowing the imports of some American products like Coca-Cola.
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Many of the shopping centers and sites listed in this "Special 301" report were absolutely predictable, like Beijing's Silk Market, St. Petersburg-based social network VK.com, or The Pirate Bay, which was formed by an anti-copyright group in the first place.
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Wang Jianlin may be ready to hand over the reins of his 343 billion yuan (HK$234 billion) business empire – spanning from shopping centers, theme parks and sports clubs to cinemas – to a successor, but his only son may not be the one.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - The real estate investment trusts that own the malls and shopping centers where many Sears stores are anchor tenants have waited years for the retailer's demise to renovate the sites and boost rent, although redevelopment costs may strain some plans.
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A chain of California shopping centers appears to be sharing its license plate reader data with a well-known U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) contractor, giving that agency the ability to track license plate numbers it captures in near real-time.
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"We have a strong development plan for the future...We have more than 3 billion (Saudi riyal) investments to build in the other shopping centers which we are going to open in the next four years," Oliver Nougarou, its chief executive, said.
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Rugby returned to the Rio Olympics after 92 years, with the sevens format used in Brazil enjoying a cult following in Fiji, where crowds gathered in bars, shopping centers and at the national stadium to watch the match at 10am (2200 GMT Thursday).
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Stymied by a slowdown in luxury spending, the shift to online shopping and the buildout of competing shopping centers in Manhattan, retailers are taking a closer look at their real estate portfolios before committing to the lofty prices associated with Fifth Avenue.
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I see people wearing less on the street and in shopping centers these days and this woman is complaining about a tasteful, beautiful advertisement which is not only showcasing the gorgeous lingerie but also showcases body confidence and embracing the feminine form!
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Gaw Capital Partners, a Hong Kong-based private equity real estate firm focused on Greater China and Asia, is also on the shortlist for Link REIT's shopping centers in the Asian financial hub, the people who had knowledge of the matter said.
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For slightly more than a year, 400 volunteers have tested out Waymo's self-driving car service in Phoenix, Arizona, for free, letting the driverless vehicles whisk them to work, shopping centers, the bar, or anywhere else within a 100-square-mile area.
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But through a chain of marriages, Murray descendants wound up owning Bloodgood, one of the major nurseries in Queens, which by the 220s had been bulldozed for housing and shopping centers, said Stephen Casscles, who's writing a book about the area's horticultural past.
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If MGM's strategy succeeds, it could open up a safe harbor for owners of N.F.L. stadiums, office buildings, shopping centers and other gathering places that possess the homeland security designation, shielding them from paying damages to people hurt during a mass casualty attack.
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For more immediate help, the governor announced that Florida will set up three one-stop relief shopping centers inside airport terminals and the Port of Miami, where Puerto Ricans can seek assistance with jobs, education, housing and programs like Medicaid and food stamps.
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People are flocking to retail clinics and urgent care centers in strip malls or shopping centers, where simple health needs can usually be tended to by health professionals like nurse practitioners or physician assistants much more cheaply than in a doctor's office.
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Shopping centers catering to the upper middle class and affluent -- as well as tourists -- are thriving thanks to a focus on higher-end brands like Louis Vuitton and Gucci and the presence of Apple (AAPL) stores and Tesla (TSLA) showrooms in their malls.
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Unlike the Vatican, which is walled-off and separate from the city of Rome, Mecca is an extremely dense urban center, and residents are being displaced by the hotels, shopping centers, and other pilgrim-oriented amenities still being constructed around the Grand Mosque.
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" Vornado Realty Trust: "Here's my issue: Vornado, Simon Property Group, Federal Realty, Kimco, they all act great, and that's because I think that they're not going to be able to get financing to be able to build a lot of other malls or shopping centers.
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"Typically, there are limited locations opened, especially in areas where foot traffic is low during the day (malls, shopping centers, etc.), but there will be some Panda Express stores open for dining," Thien Ho, director of corporate communications at Panda Restaurant Group, told CNBC.
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Corporate executives, lobbyists and representatives from major industry groups like the Chamber of Commerce, the National Retail Federation and the International Council of Shopping Centers have raised the issue in meetings with government officials, according to more than a dozen sources familiar with the matter.
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This kind of platformed rollout — one anchoring flagship center, while additional locations build word of mouth by popping up in movie theaters or shopping centers — is becoming the go-to strategy for location-based VR; both The Void and IMAX are pursuing similar strategies.
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There has since been some speculation that Dressbarn as a standalone unit would ultimately file for bankruptcy if its landlords didn't agree to relieve the brand of its lease obligations, as it started shutting hundreds of stores within malls and shopping centers across the country.
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Brixmor, a New York-based real estate investment trust with about 421 shopping centers, said it will pay a $7 million fine and hire an independent consultant for its financial reporting to settle a related U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission civil lawsuit, without admitting wrongdoing.
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According to a recent study by the International Council of Shopping Centers, 32 percent of shoppers used click and collect during the holiday season, and nearly 69 percent of them purchased additional items in that store when they went to pick up their order.
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I went to a Best Buy situated next to a Texas Roadhouse in one of the town's few shopping centers, near one of its only "main drags," and it was there that I quickly fell in love with a 46-inch LG flat screen.
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NEW YORK, Oct 20.6 (Reuters) - The real estate investment trusts that own the malls and shopping centers where many Sears stores are anchor tenants have waited years for the retailer's demise to renovate the sites and boost rent, although redevelopment costs may strain some plans.
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The acquisition is part of Unibail's strategy of increasingly focusing on high-end "destination" malls in landmark locations and Westfield would bring shopping centers in big cities like London, New York and San Francisco, which offer customers a wide range of restaurants, bars and entertainment.
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" It also warned citizens traveling to the country "to avoid areas with large concentrations of people like theme parks, shopping centers, art festivals, religious events, food festivals and any kind of cultural or sporting gathering," noting the "indiscriminate possession of firearms by the population.
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SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA, an upscale mall operator that recently joined Brazil's benchmark Bovespa index, met profit estimates for the second quarter on Tuesday, but warned the World Cup had a significant effect on the beginning of the third quarter.
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At one time the US was home to 22,000 shopping centers, 2,000 of which loomed large as the classic enclosed variety that we picture when we talk about "the mall:" climate-controlled, multi-level, windowless and flanked on each end by well-lit department stores.
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I've lately found myself planning my layovers at Vancouver International — now North America's leading hub for flights to Asia — around forays to a string of shopping centers and strip malls, which are a 15-minute ride from the airport via elevated Skytrain from the airport.
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The duchy, which receives rent from tenants that include farmers, homeowners and shopping centers, earned 21 million pounds, or about $28 million, for the year that ended in March 2019, and Charles shared some of that income with his two sons and their families.
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CARACAS, Nov 423 (Reuters) - Venezuelans flocked to shopping centers in Caracas, the country's largest city, on Friday to take advantage of the first "Black Friday" discounts in recent memory, as socialist President Nicolas Maduro's government loosens controls in the face of an economic crisis.
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Washburne's name was floated for several Cabinet slots, but he had his eye on OPIC, an agency where he could harness his vast business knowledge, which runs the gamut from running restaurants and starting banks to building manufacturing plants, shopping centers and apartment buildings.
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READ: The brutality of Hong Kong police is putting protesters in the hospital Police had earlier promised a strong response to any unrest, deploying a large presence to city malls after pro-democracy activists announced their intention online to target shopping centers on Christmas Eve.
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In his 215 book, Shopping Towns USA: The Planning of Shopping Centers, Vienna-born architect Gruen wrote about the way in which the Industrial Revolution made city life "intolerable," creating the desire for suburb-dwelling for those with the means to afford the escape.
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The Level 2 systems, much like those that electric-car owners can install at home or find at many shopping centers and offices, provide 240-volt current at a rate that normally requires anywhere from four to 20183 hours for a long-range vehicle to fully recharge.
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"When my friends tell me they are going to China, I always advise them not to stop at the shopping centers, the ultra-luxury hotels and the skyscrapers, but also to go out to the peripheries to get a better picture of real China," he wrote.
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A much-needed pick me up "We essentially drive around London and collect wasted coffee grounds from a whole range of sites across the capital ... over a thousand different coffee shops, restaurants, offices, train stations and shopping centers have signed up," adds the 25-year-old.
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Brixmor operates a wholly owned portfolio of grocery-anchored community and neighborhood shopping centers, with 518 properties from California to Maine, including retailers TJX Cos Inc and The Kroger Co. Brixmor's shares were down 20.2 percent at $21.09 after plunging to $19.91, their lowest since December 2013.
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Knightscope's robot uses a combination of software, hardware and humans to create a machine that major clients, including the Sacramento Kings professional basketball team, and Westfield Shopping Centers, are implementing to predict and prevent crime that has a $1 trillion economic impact in the United States.
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By the time August rolls around, there will be about 350 fewer J.C. Penney, Macy's, Sears and Kmart stores at shopping centers across the U.S. For some of those properties, the loss of these stores could be the final blow that puts them out of business.
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For more than a week, protesters clad in the fluorescent yellow jackets that all motorists in France must have in their cars have blocked highways across the country with burning barricades and convoys of slow-moving trucks, obstructing access to fuel depots, shopping centers and some factories.
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" The South American nation's alert added that due to "the indiscriminate possession of firearms by the population," travelers were advised "to avoid areas with large concentrations of people like theme parks, shopping centers, art festivals, religious events, food festivals and any kind of cultural or sporting gathering.
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Kleban owns several major retail/office plazas in Fairfield's downtown, including the Fairfield Center building, which houses a Fairfield University bookstore, as well as a Starbucks, a Victoria's Secret and other national chain stores, and at least 2000 shopping centers along the Black Rock Turnpike commercial corridor.
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Tourism-related shopping accounts for about 20% of spendings by visitors in Orange County, and family-owned South Coast Plaza is a destination for many of these tourists, according to Location OC. It's considered one of the largest shopping centers in the US with around 260 shops.
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Despite the struggles that physical stores face, the number of enclosed malls in the country has grown, clocking in last year at 1,170, which was higher than at any point in the last 50 years, according to the International Council of Shopping Centers, a trade group.
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SAO PAULO, Oct 9 (Reuters) - Brazilian upscale mall operator Iguatemi Empresa de Shopping Centers SA said on Wednesday it has sold a 30% stake in Shopping Iguatemi Florianópolis, located in the southern state of Santa Catarina, to smaller rival Lumine for 110.25 million reais ($26.8 million).
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Local media reports suggested the women were conned into thinking they were taking part in a prank TV show, but Bakar dismissed these suggestions on Wednesday, saying the pair had practiced their attack twice in shopping centers in Kuala Lumpur on the day of the attack.
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In iOS 11 you'll be able to keep using that app to find J. Crew, or The Gap, now that Maps is introducing 3D maps to help you navigate your local shopping centers, starting in major cities first, with others to follow, similar to the subway info rollout.
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ANNOUNCES ACQUISITION OF TWO GROCERY-ANCHORED SHOPPING CENTERS THROUGH ITS WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY, NEW MARKET PROPERTIES, LLC * PREFERRED APARTMENT COMMUNITIES INC - ACQUIRED ASSETS THROUGH ITS WHOLLY-OWNED SUBSIDIARY NEW MARKET PROPERTIES, LLC * PREFERRED APARTMENT COMMUNITIES INC - ASSETS WERE PURCHASED ALL CASH Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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SAO PAULO, June 6 (Reuters) - Brazilian mall operator BR Malls Participações SA on Tuesday denied media reports saying it was negotiating a merger with rival Aliansce Shopping Centers SA. Shares in both firms jumped on Monday in the wake of the reports, originally published by newspaper O Globo.
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Culiacan's central Tres Rios neighborhood, with its gated communities, upscale shopping centers and exclusive golf course, was victim to some of the most intense firefights last Thursday, concentrated on the street where soldiers attempted to arrest Ovidio Guzman, a son of jailed drug lord Joaquin "El Chapo" Guzman.
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"Right now we see traditional retail space built for twentieth-century shopping behaviors ... now we are in the twenty-first century, and we have to rethink how we use the space to engage consumers," Michael Brown, the author of A.T. Kearney's "Future of Shopping Centers" report, told CNBC.
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