A new restaurant will bring Asian flavors to the Nittany Mall next week. Sushi Yume will open its doors with week-long specials starting Monday, June 1, the restaurant announced online. It is expected to offer a wide-ranging menu featuring sushi, boba teas, Vietnamese bahn mi and more.
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It’s been nearly seven years since Sears at WestGate Mall closed its doors. Now, the space is being retrofitted to house a store that caters to a more rural audience. Read more at The Post and Courier.
Namdar Realty Group, a commercial real estate investment and management firm based in New York, purchased Westgate Mall in Spartanburg for over $15 million May 23. Read more at Upstate Business Journal.
A grand opening is set for Monday at Cayuga Health’s newest facility located at the Ithaca Mall, ensuring ease of access and exceptional care for patients. Read more at Finger Lakes Daily News.
According to an announcement from Scene One Entertainment, the six-screen theater in the Westgate Mall will celebrate its reopening on Wednesday with $3 tickets for multiple new and older classic features. Read more on My High Plains.
Nathan’s Famous has returned to the Trumbull Mall after a 15-year hiatus. And for those who don’t favor hot dogs, it brought Arthur Treacher’s Fish & Chips with it. Read more at Connecticut Post.
Namdar Realty Group and Mason Asset Management are set to embark on a redevelopment pipeline in 2024, with plans for eight pending deals and an additional 40 properties earmarked for redevelopment. Read more at ConnectCRE.
JACKSON COUNTY, MI – A long-awaited retail store has opened in Jackson County and a local coffee shop opened in a historic Somerset store.
For more, please read at MLive.com.
Allow Dan Dilmanian, the new COO of Namdar Realty Group, to introduce himself as the company’s newest and perhaps best argument that it is fully committed to maintaining its ownership of the Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills in advance of a scheduled Sheriff’s Sale of the more than one-million-square-foot mall on Oct. 2.
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