The opening of The Mall of San Juan is in three days, and anticipation about the full list of first tenants is building up as the clock ticks away.
With two weeks left before it opens on Mar. 26, more retailers have confirmed their intentions to set up shop at the The Mall of San Juan, some of which will be making their local debuts.
Systemax Inc., parent company of Tiger Direct technology and computer goods retailer, announced Wednesday it will be closing 31 of its 34 stores to focus on other revenue channels, leaving just one surviving location in Puerto Rico.
Women’s lifestyle and luxury retailer Caché is going out of business, closing all of its 153 locations, including the one store it has in Puerto Rico in Plaza Las Américas, its parent company, Great American Group, announced Monday.
Camicissima Milano, Geox Shoes and Invicta Watches are the three most recent retailers adding their names to The Mall of San Juan’s tenant mix, this media outlet learned Tuesday. That drives the number of confirmed retailers to nearly three dozen.
Puerto Rico retail sales for the month of November 2014 increased by $28.9 million to $3.4 billion the Puerto Rico Trade and Export Company said Thursday.
Five more retailers have added their names to the roster of tenants moving into The Mall of San Juan and will be making their Puerto Rico debuts when the luxury shopping center opens Mar. 26, mall operator Taubman Centers Inc. revealed late last week.
Southern Brazilian Steakhouse, Fogo de Chão, known for it’s upscale “churrasco” cuisine, is opening its doors in San Juan today, marking the arrival of the chain to Puerto Rico and the Caribbean.
Community pharmacies continue holding a preferential place among Puerto Rican consumers, particularly as it relates to the purchase of prescription drugs, according to the findings of the second edition of “Marketing Research in Puerto Rico: Recipe for the ideal drugstore,” commissioned by Droguería Betances and Bayer’s consumer division.
Lush Fresh Handmade Cosmetics, the British born ethical cosmetic retailer that offers vegetarian products for skin and hair, will open its first store in Puerto Rico at The Mall of San Juan on March 26.
Topeka, one of the island's leading discount retailers, is kicking off the new year with a long-term strategic succession and expansion plan that calls for a $4 million investment, the addition of three new stores, and the creation of 53 new permanent jobs, Rolando López, president of Almacenes Yakima Inc., parent company of Topeka, told News Is My Business.
Puerto Rico’s retail sale saw a $20.1 million increase in October, when activity exceeded $3.22 billion, Puerto Rico Trade and Export, the government agency that tracks this economic sector, said Wednesday.
In less than 90 days, Puerto Rico will become the official home to one of the most high-end shopping centers in the Caribbean, with the opening of the Mall of San Juan and its long list of luxury retailers.
New Jersey-based Vornado Realty Trust announced Wednesday the modification of the $120 million, 6.04 percent mortgage loan secured by its Montehiedra Town Center.
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