Tinley Park will use revenue from a tax increment financing district to help a shopping center owner make improvements intended to keep a tenant in place and attract another retailer.
Under a tentative agreement, up to $960,000 in property tax revenue generated by the center, on the south side of 159th Street east of Harlem Avenue, would be shared up to 10 years with the center's owner, JMW Properties.
The 124,000-square-foot building was developed by JMW in 1971 for Kmart, which later relocated to 16300 Harlem Avenue and closed in 2005. That building is being repurposed by Pete's Fresh Markets as a warehouse.
What to Know When You're Shopping Vintage IKEA Online | Architectural Digest
As the Swedish retailer didn't open its doors in the U.S. until 1985, the thrill of finding old IKEA is that much more satisfying. However, there's no guidebook on how to purchase vintage IKEA. We called on a few top vintage hounds to share tips that will put your mind at ease and keep you in the know for when you're ready to shop—and yes, this guide is far less complicated than an IKEA manual.
Ahead, find eight vintage sources where you can consistently spot iconic IKEA pieces from the '60s to the '90s, and fill your digs with nostalgia.
Should You Choose a Shopping Cart or a Marketplace for Your Online Business?
If you sell online, you need a sales platform — period. An online sales platform is your golden ticket to the world of e-commerce, with shopping carts and marketplaces being the most prominent and influential options.
Shopping carts and marketplaces both work to make e-commerce possible by accepting payments and distributing order information to merchants, payment processors and fulfillment centers. Despite these similarities, each option impacts your business differently.
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Red Mountain Group buys Algonquin Commons shopping center
After being stuck in foreclosure for more than eight years, a big shopping center in northwest suburban Algonquin is a zombie no longer.
“I have never seen an asset of this high quality, this well located, with this strong of a tenant mix, with this amount of opportunity in my 30-year career,” Red Mountain CEO Michael H. Mugel said in a statement. “We are so very excited to be participating with the Algonquin community to bring an experience that very few communities will ever get the chance to enjoy.”
Group that owns 13 Mass. shopping centers keeps mask requirement
The largest shopping mall operator in the United States, which owns 13 locations in Massachusetts, will still require shoppers to wear face masks.
Simon Property Group, which has shopping centers, malls and retail properties in 37 states and Puerto Rico, is also requiring its employees and retailer employees to wear masks and provide shoppers with free face coverings upon request.
Non-vaccinated individuals in Massachusetts will be advised to continue wearing face masks and to continue distancing in most settings, which is also in line with the CDC's guidance.
PEOPLE Shopping Event 2021: Fashion Deals | PEOPLE.com
This is the perfect opportunity to refresh your wardrobe for summer (or to finally purchase what's been sitting in your cart for months). And if you've been waiting for an excuse to treat yourself, this is it.
The popular jewelry brand has been decorating the fingers, necks, ears, and wrists of A-listers for years. Julia Roberts iconically accessorized with BaubleBar's rainbow Alidia rings back in 2018 , Jennifer Lopez has stunned in a pair of sparkling gold pavé earrings , and Lizzo recently wore the Hera necklace during a virtual interview . Meghan Markle is also a known fan of BaubleBar! Prior to dating Prince Harry, she was frequently spotted wearing this now-sold out statement ring .
Shopping at Cartier With Millennial Watch Connoisseur Brynn Wallner | Vogue
Welcome to Shopping with Friends: a Vogue series in which we sift through a fashion lover's favorite store.
Despite all that, Wallner, incredibly, doesn't own a watch. Well, she has a John Mayer x Hodinkee x G Shock gadget, which reminds me of what a dude going bass fishing would wear. But that changed in early May, when she took me along to buy her first real timepiece.
When we arrive at the Cartier Fifth Avenue Mansion on 52nd and 5th ave, she greets me with a "hey girl!" at the door. She's wearing her mom's double-breasted Chanel jacket from the '80s (her mom had a stint working at Chanel in Honolulu), a white silk Celine shirt she got at an estate sale, Ferragamo loafers and a pleated skirt, both from a Naples, Florida consignment shop. (She also informs me that she was gifted the Parade underwear that she is wearing.
Girls Day Out shopping event set for May 22
Event organizer Tina Comer said more than 75 vendors will offer items like handcrafted goods, jewelry, wine and bundt cakes. "These people are so excited. It's been a long time since they've been able to set up and share their things with you, so they're ready."
Comer said the pandemic was a tough time for those who depend on markets and festivals to connect with customers. "This is a chance to spend some money with those businesses who have had a hard year," said Comer.
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