Pure Barre, a specialty fitness franchise, is expanding once again in New Jersey, according to Ripco Real Estate.
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Retail
Toys R Us changes its treasury department
Toys R Us Inc. announced Friday some changes to its treasury department.
Read More »Triple Five unveils new design for American Dream VIDEO
It appears to be time to say goodbye to the multicolored monstrosity in the Meadowlands.
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Going Global Trade deal debate runs deep #8212 Hispanic business leaders understand the push to rework trade deals with Latin American countries. They’re just not sure it makes sense to do so.
Leo Cervantes knows about struggles, personally and professionally.
Read More »Hampshire Cos. acquires Mass. retail property
The Hampshire Cos., a full-service, private real estate investment firm based in Morristown, announced its acquisition of an 84,360-square-foot BJ's Wholesale Club in Quincy, Massachusetts.
Read More »R.J. Brunelli announces leases for Dollar Tree, Verizon, Massage Envy and more
R.J. Brunelli & Co. LLC announced Thursday that it has completed a series of leases that will introduce a number of national retailers, restaurants, automotive and personal service companies to areas around the Garden State.
Read More »Retail development coming to Bridgewater to be anchored by Whole Foods
A new development is coming to Bridgewater, and it'll be anchored by a Whole Foods, the developer of the project said on Thursday.
Read More »Floor Decor plans store in Woodbridge
Floor & Decor, which just announced a Paramus location, is also coming to a planned Woodbridge shopping center, according to real estate services firm R.J. Brunelli & Co. LLC.
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Sports Clips expands presence in N.J.
Sports Clips Haircuts is expanding its presence in New Jersey, according to Lyndhurst-based Ripco Real Estate.
Read More »Flooring retailer takes over former Sports Authority building in Paramus
Flooring and tile business Floor & Decor has signed a lease for a former Sports Authority building in Paramus, according to real estate services firm The Goldstein Group.
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The state of retail in New Jersey Still betting on bricks
Anyone that's had to pay a cable bill or pick up a new piece of equipment from their provider knows this room particularly well: small, gray spaces with the workers doling out receipts and cable boxes, often from behind Plexiglas.
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The state of retail in New Jersey Changing the game
Today's consumers could order their breakfast from Starbucks via their smart phone, use a kiosk before enjoying table service over a business lunch at Panera Bread and pay for their family's dinner at Chili's without ever having to wait for a check.
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