Speculation continues to grow around the Ohio Valley about what business the former Sears location inside of the Ohio Valley Mall will soon house. In January, a barrier was placed to cover up the ...

Inditex Group, the fashion company that owns brands including Zara and Massimo Dutti, has seen sales grow 7.5 percent to ...

Lucky Brand set to depart after 18 years as shopping center experiences retail shifts, including arrival of designer ...

A major anchor restaurant and tap room has reportedly closed at the Lehigh Valley Mall in Whitehall ... according to mall directory maps. The mall in late summer also lost its Starbucks kiosk.

A longstanding destination for jeans, skirts, coats and other fashions is ending operations at the Lehigh Valley Mall, where a host of other changes are underway. Forever 21, a fashion retailer ...

Four low- and moderate-income apartment buildings on land zoned for single-family homes in the San Fernando Valley are advancing despite the opposition of Mayor Karen Bass and most of the City ...

EL CENTRO — Following the announcement of Imperial Valley Mall’s sale for $38.1 million, questions have arisen regarding the transaction’s official recording. The sale, disclosed on Monday—a federal ...

FRESNO, Calif. (KFSN) -- There will soon be a large vacancy at Fashion Fair Mall in northeast Fresno. Forever 21 started its liquidation sale on Tuesday with large signs saying, "everything must go." ...

Westfield Valley Fair and Westfield Oakridge might be ... or define what is a “high-performing U.S. flagship” shopping mall. In years past, however, URW executives have referred to malls ...

Forever 21, the clothing store that resided in the old Gottschalks space at Fashion Fair mall in Fresno, is closing. CRAIG KOHLRUSS [email protected] A manager confirmed the store is closing ...

https://www.tipranks.com/news/the-fly/redfin-upgraded-to-hold-from-underperform-at-gordon-haskett-2 CBL Properties announced that it had closed on the sale of ...

EL CENTRO, CALIF. — CBL Properties has completed the all-cash, $38.1 million disposition of Imperial Valley Mall in El Centro. The property served as collateral under CBL’s nonrecourse term loan.