Weekly Perl: A Commercial Real Estate News Recap

Marc Perlof • October 4, 2024
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A store front with a sign that says why wear scrubs when you can wear figs

Second Figs Store Is a Hit for Its Shareholders


Medical scrub maker Figs Inc. has seen its stock price soar after opening a second retail location. The Santa Monica apparel manufacturer for health care professionals said on Sept. 18 that it had opened a new retail shop in Philadelphia. That day its stock price closed at $5.57. By the close of the market on Sept. 24, the stock price was at $6.46, an increase of 16%. The shares closed at $6.77 on Sept. 26.


A good times restaurant is located on the corner of a street.

Good Times Modernizes with Fresh Design and Local Art


The Colorado-based burger joint has remodeled five units with an updated bright and cheerful color scheme and charming murals. 


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A hamburger , french fries and a drink are on a table.

How Whataburger Maintains its Enduring Legacy


The 74-year-old business is still performing at a high level with 1,000-plus stores and a nearly $4 million AUV.

Weekly Perl: A Commercial Real Estate News Recap

By Marc Perlof • June 13, 2025
Dave's Hot Chicken acquired for $1 billion The same private equity firm that purchased Subway last year has acquired an emerging fast-casual powerhouse...

Weekly Perl: A Commercial Real Estate News Recap

By Marc Perlof • June 6, 2025
Dollar Tree’s Q2 profit outlook gets tanked by tariff costs Dollar Tree on Wednesday said that higher tariffs on imported products would have a significant impact on its second-quarter profitability, although it expected to recover over the course of the year...

Weekly Perl: A Commercial Real Estate News Recap

By Marc Perlof • May 30, 2025
Trump's Tariffs Temporarily Cleared By Appeals Court Hours After Judges Rule Them Illegal President Donald Trump ’s ability to unilaterally impose sweeping tariffs was restored Thursday, less than 24 hours after a judge said they had no legal justification...
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