Linda Frabl

Frabl is the former editor and reporter of Crittenden’s Retail Tenants Report. She has several years of experience in publishing including stints as a freelance writer, managing editor, copy editor and as an editor-in-chief for two Los Angeles County-based lifestyle magazines. She has worked for Crittenden Research since 2018. She has a degree in English from the University of California, Santa Barbara, and resides in San Diego.

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    Anatomy of a Lease: Saint Laurent in New York City

    Saint Laurent, the high-end French apparel and accessories retailer, signed a lease for space in a corner building on NYC’s Gansevoort Street, occupying the lower, street-level and second floor of the mixed-use building. The retailer has two other locations in NYC and intends to make this store its flagship unit. This location will act as an anchor for the other luxury tenants in the trendy shopping neighborhood. The store expects to be open by Q2 or Q3 of 2024. More

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    Under the radar brands on the rise: menswear

    For this installment, we feature three menswear apparel brands that are hoping to rise to the ranks of other popular retailers in the same category: True Classic, Mizzen+Main, Collars & Co. and Mugsy.For this installment, we feature three menswear apparel brands that are hoping to rise to the ranks of other popular retailers in the same category: True Classic, Mizzen+Main, Collars & Co. and Mugsy. More

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    Chef-in-residency: a new tasteful concept

    Everyone has heard of an artist-in-residency program, but a chef-in-residency program is still a relatively new notion. That did not stop the Oxbow Public Market — a neighborhood marketplace in downtown Napa, Calif., that is filled with eclectic local food vendors and artisan craft retailers — to embrace the idea by offering shorter term three- to six-month leases to any restaurateur interested in testing out a new dining concept within its space. More

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    Under the radar brands on the rise

    Over the next few issues, we want to shine a spotlight on up-and-coming retailers that are still in their infancy with expansion, yet are showing signs that they are on the path toward becoming major players in the national realm. Each of these buzzed-about brands may only have between one and 10 locations, but they are definitely tenants to keep an eye on. For this installment, we feature clothing-oriented retailers that are headquartered in Southern California, thereby embodying the essence of the West Coast lifestyle. More

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    Entertainment centers are looking to fill large spaces

    The entertainment-oriented venue continues to be a popular trend as we head into 2024, and this type of tenant can easily fill huge vacant spaces, such as former Toys R Us or Bed, Bath & Beyond units. Americans have proven that even in times of inflation, they will still find room in their budget to enjoy themselves. More

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    Anatomy of a Lease: Wingstop in Eureka, California

    A former local motel has been razed to make way for a ground-up prefab construction building that will house Wingstop, as well as a 1,240 s.f. drive-thru Starbucks. The project is expected to be completed by the spring of 2024. This will be the very first Wingstop in the Humboldt County area of Northern California, in a location that is within a three-minute drive to KFC, In-N-Out Burger and Chipotle, and within one mile to a Costco. More

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