Bed Bath & Beyond is winding down its business after announcing Sunday that it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, while leaving the door open for a limited sale of its assets.
Even with the fall of Toys R Us, Sears and other chains — and recent trouble for the likes of Party City and Bed Bath & Beyond — big-box retail is alive and well in New Jersey.
A former top real estate executive for Bed Bath & Beyond has joined JLL’s industrial team in the region, bringing decades of experience and expertise in logistics and supply chains.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has hired a veteran retail and real estate executive to spearhead a newly announced plan to streamline its portfolio of stores, logistics centers and office space.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. is detailing plans to reopen another 600 stores, as it looks to expand its in-store fulfillment and curbside pickup services to more than 1,300 locations.
Bed Bath & Beyond Inc. has completed a $250 million sale-leaseback agreement spanning more than 2 million square feet of commercial space, in a step aimed at stabilizing the finances of the Union-based retailer.
A roughly 400,000-square-foot shopping center about 12 miles outside Atlantic City is on the market for sale, according to brokers with JLL who are marketing the property.
The owner of a new apartment complex in Union has partnered with some of the area’s top employers on a series of incentives aimed at drawing renters to the property.
The owner of a 122,643-square-foot retail complex with national tenants in Woodbridge has refinanced the property for $25.5 million, following a deal arranged by NAI James E. Hanson.
