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Who’s Actually Expanding in NY Metro in 2026
Every landlord I talk to wants the same thing: the list. Who is actually signing leases right now, and who is quietly handing back space? Not who has a press release. Who has…
The Grocery Anchor Premium
Every few years somebody declares the supermarket-anchored center dead. Amazon was going to kill it. Instacart was going to kill it. Dark stores were going to kill it. I have been leasing these…
Foot Traffic Is the New Rent Roll
Rent comps tell you what a landlord got paid last year. Foot traffic tells you whether that rent is still there next year. If you are underwriting a shopping center in 2026 off…
Seven Straight Months of Growth: What the April Retail Sales Numbers Mean for Long Island Landlords
Schuckman Realty · Market Pulse Seven Straight Months of Growth: What the April Retail Sales Numbers Mean for Long Island Landlords Total retail sales rose 5.73% year-over-year in April — the seventh consecutive…
Schuckman Realty Market Update — NY Metro Retail | Monday, May 25, 2026
Schuckman Realty Inc. Market Update — NY Metro Retail Edition Monday, May 25, 2026 Top Headlines — New York City May 2026 Coach Inks 13,000 SF Flagship Deal at 645 Fifth Avenue Tapestry-owned…
Grocery-Anchored Centers: Why Long Island’s Tightest Submarkets Are Quietly Outperforming in 2026
Market Insight · May 2026 Grocery-Anchored Centers: Why Long Island’s Tightest Submarkets Are Quietly Outperforming in 2026 By the Schuckman Realty Team · May 24, 2026 Grocery-anchored shopping centers have long been considered…