Latin America’s largest shopping center operator is seen buying more properties in the region.

The Italian fashion marketplace has reached an agreement to buy a 43,055-square-foot space in the city.

The 440,000-square-foot facility is in L.A.

Arcadia, which is undergoing a restructuring, is promising to press ahead with store closures on both sides of the Atlantic.

Dan Brickner of Metro Commercial shares his insights into the state of retail.

It took decades of wrangling with city officials and community groups and financial concessions before Bal Harbour Shops got approval for expansion.

The luxury shopping street will undergo a three-year refurbishment project, beginning in August.

The French executive has some ideas for keeping retail alive: choice locations, new tenants, consumer data and public transportation.

It’s collaboration involving staging new kinds of events with athletes, influencers and celebrities, and plenty of beverages.

The refurbished building nods to sustainability, the Art Deco past and the digital future.

The winners will be announced in September and be showcased at The Meadows at Lake St. Louis.

The decision will impact around half of the 800 employees working in Cadempino, near the Swiss city of Lugano, as 400 employees will relocate to the new complex in Italy in a project that is expected to be delivered over the next three years, from 2020 to 2022.

Along the luxury venue, designers are “scaling up” by creating larger flagships.

The REIT has been pouring hundreds of millions of dollars to modernize its properties and differentiate the tenant mix.

Located in Fitilieu, near Lyon, the new Hermès atelier will house around 100 leather goods and saddle artisans, cutters and mechanics.