A growing chicken tender chain is plotting expansion in two Southern states.

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The question of whether the U.S. economy is heading toward recession is a polarizing one.

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Taco Bell remains unfazed by macroeconomic pressures.

Santa Monica officials are considering expanding the downtown Entertainment Zone, where patrons can carry alcoholic drinks while walking outdoors.

If you own retail real estate, here is what just changed.

Retail real estate in 2026 is no longer one market. It has split into clear winners and clear losers.

The world’s largest smoothie franchise isn’t planning on slowing down its growth after a strong 2025.

If you own retail real estate, here’s what just changed for you.

2026 is shaping up to be a year where retail property owners need to pay attention. Not to fear. Not to headlines. To real signals in the market.

Total retail spending held steady once again in December as consumers continued to spend, but they also made it clear —through reduced demand — that they have limitations.

Tractor Supply Company has already kicked off its 2026 expansion plans.

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A rate cut by the Federal Reserve and even the prospect of a new Fed Chair are topics of increasing discussion.

According to Globe St, retailers are moving away from traditional, long-term leasing models in response to a dynamic economic landscape.

If you own commercial real estate, here’s what just changed for you. In 2026, the SBA quietly made a significant change that affects who can purchase your property and how transactions are completed.

Holiday retail spending grew 4.2% in the US as in-store sales captured 73% of spend, with strong gains in electronics and apparel.