Renee DeGross

Wal-Mart is again making noise about opening its first New York City store. After opposition last year from organized labor groups and others, the behemoth is trying a different tactic. This time, it's lobbying key...

What do Germans know about tea? More than you think...

Atlas Terminals complex in the New York borough of Queens, once considered a prototype for urban industrial parks, will be anything but when it reopens as a $200 million mixed-use complex for the well-heeled this...

Thirteen years since the Great Flood of 1993 ravaged parts of St. Louis, several hundred acres in Chesterfield Valley have morphed into a gargantuan 2.6 million-square-foot retail force, called Chesterfield Commons...

Imagine a world where wining and dining and months-long real estate negotiations are a thing of the past. Imagine that deals got signed, sealed and money delivered quicker than it takes to play a game of golf...

The big “C” word — consolidation — prompted big changes in the retailing universe last year...

Sembler Co. didn't make much of a first impression when it started working with Atlanta officials and concerned citizens about what became Edgewood Retail District...

The Spanish moss wrapped around the grand old oaks of Charleston, S.C., and Savannah, Ga., lends a sleepy, lost-in-time feel to these historic cities, some 140 years after the end of the Civil War. But don't be fooled...