Healthy demand, limited new supply and shrinking inventory have kept Honolulu retail space scarce. Roughly half of the metropolitan area's 12 markets report availability rates below 3%. Conversions and demolitions of properties have reduced retail inventory during the past decade, strengthening fundamentals. Since 2015, the total square footage of retail space in the market has declined by 240,000 square feet.
Philip Voorhees has used client connections to help close more than 1,000 deals totaling some $15 billion in value as one of the top retail brokers for CBRE in California.
Seattle has consistently been one of the nation’s tightest retail markets over the past few years, with availability rates consistently in the low single digits. However, the region has also seen its availability rate rise from an all-time low of 2.7% about three years ago, to 4% today.
The Criterion Fund acquired the fully-leased Gateway Plaza Shopping Center in Midwest City, Oklahoma, from a private investor for $8.3 million or approximately $80 per square foot.
Boise retail leasing has experienced a noticeable decline in volume during the third quarter of 2025, as evidenced by new lease data that excludes renewal deals — recently signed deals total just under 200,000 square feet of space, representing a 20% decrease from the pre-pandemic average.
A New York investor has paid $60 million for a shopping center southwest of Chicago, which it said is part of an ongoing plan to invest $750 million throughout the country.
Site Centers is putting all of what's left of its shopping center portfolio on the block after selling $3.7 billion in retail properties during the past two years. The move comes after spinning off its convenience properties, also known as strip malls, about a year ago.
The average asking rent at Phoenix retail properties rose 4.9% annually in the third quarter of 2025, the fifth-largest gain in the United States among major retail markets.
The first retail tenants at Miami Freedom Park, a soccer stadium and entertainment complex under construction, will include a Tiger Woods-backed golf concept, an adventure park and an interactive experience platform.
Developers MV Real Estate Holdings, Driftwood Capital and Merrimac Ventures have broken ground on Riverside Wharf, a $350 million hotel and entertainment complex planned for the Miami River District.
Google has opened its first brick-and-mortar store in Washington, D.C., where customers can search for, purchase and pick up merchandise or receive product repairs.
Grocery giant Kroger plans to step up store openings next year as it closes three of its e-commerce fulfillment centers and shifts order delivery to its brick-and-mortar retail locations.
After 18 years in the front office of the Los Angeles Dodgers and another two decades in wealth management, Bob Graziano is taking a swing at real estate development.
On a recent Sunday in Whitestone, Queens, a line of more than three dozen customers stretched out the door of Utopia Bagels, a neighborhood staple for more than 40 years. But many customers don't come from the neighborhood — and that's got some New York bagel shops thinking bigger.
One of the world's largest chocolate makers plans to open a family-friendly indoor entertainment venue at a Northern Virginia mall, marking its East Coast debut.
District 15Fifteen, a mixed-use redevelopment in North Jersey, has lined up tenants for more than 65% of the retail space at the town-center-style complex.