Weekly Perl: A Commercial Real Estate News Recap

Marc Perlof • February 21, 2025
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Dutch Bros reports strong Q4 growth; opening 'at least' 160 shops in 2025


Dutch Bros ended its fiscal year on a high note, with better-than-expected earnings and revenue amid store as well as transaction growth.

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KFC headquarters to move out of Kentucky


The corporate offices of KFC are leaving the state where the quick-serve chain was founded some 95 years ago.

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Dollar Tree moves to acquire 148 Party City stores


Dollar Tree has made moves to acquire 148 Party City stores, following Party City’s bankruptcy filing in late December. 

Retail Investment Boom Expected to Continue in 2025


Investment in the retail sector reached $21.2 billion during the second half of 2024.

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Kirkland’s may convert ailing stores to Bed Bath & Beyond or Buy Buy Baby


Retailer Kirkland plans to close or convert underperforming stores to other brands, potentially creating brick-and-mortar locations for once-defunct Bed Bath & Beyond and Buy Buy Baby.

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