The CEO of The TJX Companies, Inc. wants to capture additional market share around the world, as the popularity of off-price shopping at their stores continues to grow and attract customers of every age and annual household income. “Our off price business model is extremely flexible and resilient, and I believe we are set up for a long runway of exciting growth in our geographies around the world,” Ernie Herrman told analysts last week during a conference call on first quarter earnings results. According to Sourcing Journal, for the first quarter ended May 4, net sales rose 5.9 percent to $12.48 billion from $11.78 billion. By division, U.S. Marmaxx—T.J. Maxx and Marshalls banners—sales rose 5 percent to nearly $7.8 billion, with comps up 2 percent. https://lnkd.in/eYprTN6a #gbtrealty #offpriceretail #TJXCompanies #TJMaxx #Marshalls #buildingvalue #retail #shopping #growth
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Another exciting development is coming soon! Everett Downs, located in Mt. Juliet, TN, will be anchored by Sprouts Farmers Market, and two outparcels and two multi-tenant strips are for lease. Contact Alan Lloyd at alloyd@gbtrealty.com for more information on the retail space available. Robinson Properties #buildingvalue #gbtrealty #tennesseeretail #sprouts #groceryanchored #retail #cre #robinsonproperties
GBT Realty and Robinson Properties are excited to announce that we are developing Everett Downs, which will be a Sprouts-anchored development located in Mt. Juliet, TN near the heart of downtown. Two outparcels and two multi tenant strips for lease. We are looking forward to expanding the retail options in this thriving market! Please contact me at alloyd@gbtrealty.com for for info.
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Nashville is included in Travel and Leisure's top 15 cities in the United States, according to their annual "World's Best Awards" survey for 2024. Readers are asked to look for cities with "palpable history, walkable downtowns, regional cuisine, and robust cultural and artistic institutions." One characteristic that seemed to capture readers' hearts, no matter the region, was a strong identity, and a sense that the city was unlike others elsewhere in the country. We agree that Nashville fits the bill! Read more at https://lnkd.in/ejaj22Qy #nashville #travelandleisure #buildingvalue #topcity #downtownnashville
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Data from Placer.ai shows the ongoing demand for value-priced goods in 2024. Discount and dollar stores have become an important part of the wider retail landscape over the past couple of years, and location intelligence indicates that the category is continuing to gain momentum in 2024, according to its analyst Shira Aliza Petrack. Of the three banners analyzed, Dollar General receives the most visits nationwide, and Dollar Tree Stores comes out ahead in the western United States. Read more at GlobeSt.com at https://lnkd.in/eGHyf4ny #gbtrealty #cre #valueretail #discountretail #dollargeneral #retail #buildingvalue
Discount and Dollar Stores' Traffic Keeps Pace with 2023
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Horn Lake, MS just got a delicious addition - Welcome, Whataburger! #gbtrealty #buildingvalue #whataburger #restaurant
So glad to share the opening of Whataburger in Horn Lake, MS! This was a great collaboration between our teams. Thanks to Jason Horowitz, Danny Buring, Robert Sloan, and Bert Dargie - with a very special thanks to Meghan Michel and the rest of the Whataburger team!
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In the heart of Nashville’s West End, Parke West stands as a beacon of elegance and architectural mastery, offering studio, one, and two-bedroom residences priced from $330K. Schedule a private presentation at ParkeWest.com today! Exclusively listed by Compass and represented by Morrell Property Collective. #nashville #gbtrealty #parkewest #westend #morrellcollective #compass Katie Morrell
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Amazon is a terrific catalog to peruse, but in the end, people still enjoy going to stores and being able to handle merchandise. That is why every major retailer is or plans to invest heavily in building out new fleets of smaller stores in neighborhoods closer to their customers. According to Greg Petro, Founder and CEO of First Insight, Inc., the pandemic looks less like a retail apocalypse and more like a giant hiccup. “Much like the widely predicted 2023 recession that never happened, it looks like the retail apocalypse was canceled. In many ways, the new normal feels like the old normal: listen to customers and give them what they want because they do want stuff, not just experiences.” Read more in Forbes at https://lnkd.in/e6prmnRC #cre #shoppingcenters #forbes #retail #gbtrealty
Retailing After COVID-2024: Like It Never Happened?
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We always enjoy attending ICSC Las Vegas every May, and this year was no exception! It’s a great way to connect with colleagues and hear from fellow CRE dealmakers and industry experts. Trey Culpepper and Scott Porter were the last two still standing on the final day after a whirlwind of activities and events. See you next year! #icscvegas2024 #icscvegas #gbtrealty #buildingvalue #cre
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According to Chain Store Age, Dollar General reported better-than-expected profit, sales and same-store sales for its first-quarter as more customers shopped its stores for groceries and other essentials. “These results were driven by strong customer traffic growth and market share gains during the quarter, which we believe is a testament to the relevance of our unique combination of value and convenience, as well as to improved execution across our organization,” said Todd Vasos, CEO of Dollar General. #dollargeneral #gbtrealty #buildingvalue
Dollar General now plans to open 730 new stores this year, down from its previous expectation of 800 openings. https://ow.ly/iTjJ50S2iwr #retail #dollarchain
Dollar General beats expectations amid traffic increase; increasing store remodels
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According to Chain Store Age, ROSS DRESS FOR LESS reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings and revenue even as inflation and other factors continue to squeeze its core shoppers purchasing power. “As a result, we believe it is more important than ever to offer our customers the best branded values possible,” said CEO Barbara Rentler. “In addition, we will continue to manage inventory and expenses tightly in order to maximize sales and earnings growth over the balance of the year.” #offpriceretail #rossstores #shopping #gbtrealty #buildingvalue #cre https://lnkd.in/gwHHmAqV
Ross Stores Q1 sales up 8% as shoppers continue to hunt for off-price bargains
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