#retail-redevelopment

#retail-redevelopment

RH (Restoration Hardware) and the owner of Broadway Plaza intend to launch a wide-ranging redevelopment at the corner of South Main Street and Mount Diablo Boulevard, which is a key corner of one of California's top-notch retail hubs. The proposal being floated by RH and real estate titan Macerich would demolish the long-empty Neiman Marcus department store and another building on a site that has addresses of 1401 Mt. Diablo Blvd. and 1000 South Main St., city files show.

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On Thursday, Big Y announced that it's opening grocery stores in Fairhaven and North Dartmouth. One market will be located at Fairhaven Plaza in a building formerly occupied by Big Lots. In North Dartmouth, a market will open at the former location of a Christmas Tree Shops store in Faunce Corner Center. Both retailers went out of business after filing for bankruptcy in recent years.

"Acquiring the property this July was a major milestone," Bonitz said in a statement to Brooklyn Paper. "We wouldn't have moved forward with the acquisition unless we were fully confident in our ability to execute our business plan for this important site."

Demolition of the long-vacant Century 21 site on 86th Street is set to begin in November, clearing the way for a $47.5 million redevelopment into a two-story retail complex called Century Marketplace, the property's new owners confirmed to Brooklyn Paper. MCB Real Estate and Osiris Ventures, which purchased the property in July, expect construction to start in the first half of 2026, said Amy Bonitz, managing director of community development at MCB. The first stores are projected to open in 2027.