The New York City Council passed legislation this week that required it to track numerous metrics for commercial properties.

Lululemon and H&M are the latest chains to play with letting shoppers wear clothes before fully committing to buying them.

Catalyst Capital Group has offered to buy up to $114 million’s worth of Hudson’s Bay shares.

Kroger and Ocado plan to build as many as 20 automated grocery warehouses in the United States.

Industry experts say there’s plenty of room left for upscale food courts outside gateway markets.

As its performance on Wall Street suffers, Nordstrom’s biggest annual sale needs to prove it’s still a hit with shoppers.

Lululemon opened a new store at Chicago that will function as a fitness studio and allow visitors to borrow Lululemon clothes to work out in.

While both asking and effective retail rents are trending up, the anemic growth reflects worries about continuing store closures.