Transformco Properties is pleased to announce the recent closing on the sale of the former Sears location in Waldorf, Maryland. #Transformco #Transform #TransformcoProperties #Sears #Kmart #searsstores #shoppingmall #retailstores #commercialrealestate #forsale #TransformWarehouseOperationsLLC #reimaginingretailspace
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Retail Today / Retail Renaissance: If you follow my posts, Five Below has been on my radar for years. #fivebelow It’s a fantastic concept built around the idea of “fun”, appealing to all age groups but zeroing in on kids and teens. #exciting #emotional #experience #compelling #merchandising #fun #genz This week they announced their 2023 earnings statement: Sales $3.5 Billion, +16% 🔥🔥🔥 Comp Stores came in at +3%; earnings were strong but on the low side for Wall Street. #sales #profit #wallstreet The exciting news, they opened 205 new stores last year, then projected that by 2030 a chain of 3,500 Five Below stores. I have attached a growth chart of their pass 10 years. One subject that came up, was the learning curve on self-checkouts. Retailers continue to pay the price of “Tech Panacea”, shrink became a bigger issue in 2023. Now they have plans to scale back self-checkouts, and improve overall service. #selfcheckouts #technology #peoplefirst #shrink Bottomline: a fantastic growth strategy with an outstanding exciting concept. #retailstrategy #opportunity #retail #retailtrends #TopRetailExperts
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NEW LISTING: Rare opportunity to acquire the fee simple interest (land & building) in a 29,358 SF retail center in the heart of one of Tipton’s County’s premier retail developments, Covington Commons, in Covington, TN. Located between two dominant retailers Walmart Supercenter and Home Depot. This is the only Home Depot & Walmart Supercenter combination within a 30-mile radius & conveniently accessible to over 70,000 plus people, which derives high volume consumer cross-over with increased traffic & exposure. NNN leases with rental increases create long-term upside as they allow the investor to pass-thru the expenses to the tenants. T Priced at only $214 PSF, the subject property is below replacement cost. Clik the link to learn more about the listing: https://lnkd.in/gGxkSg8b #CommercialRealEstate #InvestmentOpportunity #RetailCenter #CovingtonTN #NNNLeases #InvestWisely
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Dollar Tree (DLTR) has announced plans to close 600 Family Dollar stores in the first half of fiscal 2024, followed by an additional 370 Family Dollar and 30 Dollar Tree locations once their leases expire, totaling 1,000 closures. The decision comes amidst disappointing earnings, with Dollar Tree reporting a net loss of $1.7 billion for Q4, partly attributed to charges related to portfolio review and impairment. The closures signal a recognition of ongoing challenges in integrating Family Dollar since its acquisition in 2015, including a weak brand image and supply chain issues. Full article: https://hubs.ly/Q02s_Tb10 #dollartree #familydollar #dollarstore #retail
Family Dollar and Dollar Tree to Close Nearly 1,000 Stores Amidst Dollar General's Success | BCI BuildCentral
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Dollar Tree announces the closure of approximately 1,000 underperforming Family Dollar stores, marking the largest U.S. retail downsizing event this year. The move aims to enhance profitability, with closures scheduled into the next several years due to lease expirations. Despite this significant reduction, the trend of more store openings than closings in the U.S. is expected to continue. The closures reflect Dollar Tree's ongoing challenges in integrating the Family Dollar brand, which it acquired in 2015 for $9 billion. #RetailNews #DollarTree #FamilyDollar #StoreClosures #DerekFosterRealEstateBroker
Dollar Tree To Close About 1,000 Family Dollar Stores in Year's Biggest Announced Shutdown
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After several months of back and forth, Macy's agreed to open its books to dissident investors trying to buy out the department store operator with an increased offer of $6.6 billion. That move means the activists are now getting a better idea of the value of the retailer's real estate. From the get-go back in December, some industry analysts have said Arkhouse Management and Brigade Capital Management, both based in New York, are more interested in Macy's real estate than its business as a merchant. The activists' unsolicited pursuit of Macy's — the parent of not only its namesake chain but also of upscale department-store operator Bloomingdale's and beauty-goods seller Bluemercury — is seen by some as an attempt to monetize the company's brick-and-mortar holdings, by selling off pieces, after taking it private. Wall Street and retail industry analysts who have studied Macy's holdings, spanning not only roughly 500 stores in its namesake chain but a network of distribution centers, have estimated their value at anywhere from $5 billion to as much as $14 billion. The high estimate was several years ago, in 2017, before Macy's embarked on a wave of store fleet reductions. The offer Arkhouse and Brigade have on the table is on the low end of that wide range of valuations. Their first offer for Macy's late last year was $5.8 billion, a sum that they've since increased by $800 million.
Macy's Burning Buyout Question: How Much Is the Retailer's Real Estate Worth?
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When one bankrupt retailer moves out of its lease, another retailer is looking to move in which is what happened to some of the 360 Bed Bath & Beyond stores and the 120 Buy Buy Baby stores, i.e., Burlington, Macy’s and Michael’s jumped in. The same will occur in the retail bankruptcies of Party City and Rite Aid as they close stores. https://lnkd.in/gMeaXccj #retail #bankruptcy #landlords #chapter11 #chapter7 #reorganization #creditorsrights #debtorcreditorsrights #landlordtenantmatters #landlordtenants #ceosanddirectors #ceosandofficers #officersanddirectors
Retail bankruptcies are opening ripe real estate opportunities for competitors
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"Express, whose portfolio includes its namesake banner, UpWest and Bonobos, said operations will continue as normal but 95 Express stores and all UpWest stores will close." "In a news release, Express said it filed for bankruptcy to “facilitate” a sale process of most of its retail stores and operations to the investor group, which includes WHP, Simon Property Group and Brookfield Properties. It received a nonbinding letter of intent from the investors to buy the assets, and has also secured $35 million in new financing from some of its existing lenders, subject to court approval." ❓ I find it interesting that landlords such as Simon and Brookfield can own a portion of the tenants that occupy their malls when they have co-tenancy clauses that would financially benefit other tenants in the mall should those failing tenants close. Does anyone else see this as a conflict of interest veiled behind the argument that landlords want the malls to thrive for their other tenants and investors instead of letting that tenant fail and backfilling them with a better tenant? Seems like a band-aid solution by entities with big pockets. https://lnkd.in/grZMdHJh #retailrealestate #leaseaudit #retailleasing
Express files for bankruptcy, plans to close nearly 100 stores as investor group looks to save the brand
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With the retail industry buzzing on the #bankruptcy of a key dollar store, all eyes are on “who” will possibly fill those empty stores! Enter the story of retail giant, Five Below 👇 In 2003, Five Below set an aggressive target to open 200 new stores during the year. However, the target number of openings was not fully backed by secured leases to many of the planned sites and they soon found delays in permits and other logistics that stalled projects. Spoiler alert! They achieved their goal and then some (205) and a key part was due to the demise of Tuesday Morning who filed bankruptcy and liquidated their assets! So the question is, what retailer will take advantage of the retail space to grow their presence in the market? Will it be Five Below once more? Meanwhile, it is never a good day when a store shuts down..people from all sectors of our market…buyers, sellers, associates and so many more are heavily affected! Sending my thoughts to all those affected. #dollarstore #fivebelow #retailindustry Thank you Jason Miller for sharing and the recap!!
In early 2023 Five Below executives set a target to open 200 new stores during the year. It was an aggressive goal - Five Below hadn’t opened more than 150 new stores in any of the four previous years. Plus the Company had not yet even secured leases or commitments for most of these planned sites. And the Five Below team was already projecting that more than 2/3 of its new 2023 stores would open in second half of the year due to delays in obtaining permits and the delivery of many spaces from landlords. Ultimately, though, #FiveBelow opened 205 stores in 2023 and exceeded its target. How was it able to top its store opening goal? In large part due to an assist from the #bankruptcy and #liquidation of closeout home goods retailer Tuesday Morning. Now the pending bankruptcy and liquidation of the 99 Cents Only Stores chain of discount stores may provide Five Below with a similar opportunity to meet its 2024 store opening target. ⬇ #adaptivereuse #bigbox #retailrealestate #99centsonly
Why A Potential Bankruptcy of 99 Cents Only Stores May Just Provide The Real Estate Opportunity That Five Below Needs
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In early 2023 Five Below executives set a target to open 200 new stores during the year. It was an aggressive goal - Five Below hadn’t opened more than 150 new stores in any of the four previous years. Plus the Company had not yet even secured leases or commitments for most of these planned sites. And the Five Below team was already projecting that more than 2/3 of its new 2023 stores would open in second half of the year due to delays in obtaining permits and the delivery of many spaces from landlords. Ultimately, though, #FiveBelow opened 205 stores in 2023 and exceeded its target. How was it able to top its store opening goal? In large part due to an assist from the #bankruptcy and #liquidation of closeout home goods retailer Tuesday Morning. Now the pending bankruptcy and liquidation of the 99 Cents Only Stores chain of discount stores may provide Five Below with a similar opportunity to meet its 2024 store opening target. ⬇ #adaptivereuse #bigbox #retailrealestate #99centsonly
Why A Potential Bankruptcy of 99 Cents Only Stores May Just Provide The Real Estate Opportunity That Five Below Needs
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Who says shopping centres are dead? Mark Allan & Landsec are betting on a revival. A thought provoking dive into why now could well be the time to buy & invest in ‘prime retail’ assets at the bottom of the market. With shopping centres rediscovering their roles as destinations for a day out (the rise of “competitive socialising” operators in vacant department stores) along with demand for occupiers being the best in years, rents dropping by about a third from their peak & a belief that the glory days of e-commerce have gone for good….now could well be the time to be bold! “There are definitely more opportunities out there for us to deploy capital than we have capital available.” Mark Allan. With the pursuit of of buying a prime retail asset this year & private investment, looking forward to seeing what’s next for Landsec & the retail industry! #retailindustry #insights #investments #shoppingcenters #propertyindustry #retailrealestate #retailtrends https://lnkd.in/ekiYpPGj
Who says shopping centres are dead? This man is betting on a revival
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