Shopping Centers Today

MAY 2012

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ChainLinks' national retail research director, tracks store openings and clos- ings among some 2,400 chains. His expansion list this year is dominated by discount stores and restaurants: Ham- burger chain Five Guys plans to add about 600 units this year, while Yum Retailer It's Fashion Metro (Cato Corp.) JB Hi-Fi Kay Jewelers/Jared, The Galleria of Jewelry Jamba Juice Jos. A. Bank Clothiers Jo-Ann Fabrics Kirkland's Kohl's Marsh Supermarkets Kate Spade Krispy Kreme Natural Grocers Marco's Pizza Men's Wearhouse Naked Pizza Nordstrom Headquarters Charlotte Melbourne, Australia Fairlawn, Ohio Emeryville, Calif. Hampstead, Md. Hudson, Ohio Jackson, Tenn. Menomonee Falls, Wis. Indianapolis Winston- Salem, N.C. Denver Colorado Toledo, Ohio Houston New Orleans Seattle Neiman Marcus Last Call Dallas Nordstrom Rack O'Reilly Auto Parts Olympia Sports P.F. Chang's Panda Express Papa John's Pep Boys Pet Food Express Pet Supermarket Petco Petland Petsense Petsmart Pier 1 Imports Popeyes Chicken REI Relax the Back Ross Dress For Less Red Mango Red Robin Quiznos Rent-A-Center/ ColorTyme Rue 21 S.A. Elite (The Sports Authority) Saks OFF 5th Sam's Club Save-A-Lot Seattle Springfield, Mo. Westbrook, Maine Scottsdale, Ariz. Rosemead, Calif. Louisville, Ky. Philadelphia Oakland, Calif. Fort Lauderdale, Fla. San Diego Chillicothe, Ohio Scottsdale, Ariz. Phoenix Fort Worth, Texas Atlanta Kent, Wash. La Palma, Calif. Pleasanton, Calif. Dallas Greenwood Village, Colo. Denver Plano, Texas Warrendale, Pa. Englewood, Colo. New York City Bentonville, Ark. St. Louis, Mo. 132 SCT / MAY 2012 2012 openings 10 15 20 70 40 65 25 40 10 30 25 7 100 15 60 3 3 15 170 30 5 200 50 75 8 24 50 15 25 50 20 100 10 20 60 50 15 125 30 75 8 5 15 80 Brands (at 37,000 outlets the world's largest restaurant chain) is planning a rollout of about 350 KFC units, he says. Starbucks will be opening 200 shops. CVS, meanwhile, is set to add 300 stores to its existing 7,400, and Game- Stop will open 200. In the automotive Retail segment apparel consumer electronics jewelry & luxury stores restaurants apparel specialty & craft stores home improvement & furnishings department store grocery jewelry & luxury stores restaurants grocery restaurants apparel restaurants department store department store department store automotive sporting goods restaurants restaurants restaurants automotive pet supply stores pet supply stores pet supply stores pet supply stores pet supply stores pet supply stores home improvement & furnishings restaurants sporting goods home improvement & furnishings discounters & dollar stores restaurants restaurants restaurants home improvement & furnishings apparel sporting goods department store discounters & dollar stores grocery Whole Foods WinCo Wingstop Winn-Dixie Yogurtland Ulta Urban Outfitters Vera Bradley Versona Accessories (Cato) Vitamin Shoppe, The Walgreens Walmart Express Walmart Supercenter Wet Seal Bolingbrook, Ill. Philadelphia Fort Wayne, Ind. Charlotte, N.C. North Bergen, N.J. Deerfield, Ill. Bentonville, Ark. Bentonville, Ark. Foothill Ranch, Calif. Fort Worth, Texas Boise, Idaho Richardson, Texas Jacksonville, Fla. Anaheim, Calif. 60 5 20 50 48 198 150 135 25 20 5 50 5 550 Retailer Savers/Value Village Select Comfort Skechers Shopko Shoe Carnival Smashburger Smart & Final Extra! Smile Brands Sports Authority, The Sport Clips Sprouts Farmers Market Starbucks Stage Stores (Bealls, Goody's, Peebles) Staples Subway Sunflower Farmers Market Sur La Table Stein Mart T.G.I. Friday's TJX Cos. (T.J. Maxx, Marshalls) Target Texas Roadhouse Tiffany Tilly's Tim Hortons Trader Joe's Tuesday Morning arena is O'Reilly Auto Parts, which is expected to open about 170 new units. Apparel chains "are still in that slug-it- out, slow-growth recovery," Brown said. "That will continue. I don't see growth among the retailers in the middle — the midprice guys. We're still seeing some of Headquarters Bellevue, Wash. Plymouth, Minn. Manhattan Beach, Calif. Green Bay, Wis. Evansville, Ind. Denver Commerce, Calif. Santa Ana, Calif. Englewood, Colo. Georgetown, Texas Phoenix Seattle Houston Framingham, Mass. Milford, Conn. Phoenix Seattle Jacksonville, Fla. Carrollton, Texas Framingham, Mass. Minneapolis Louisville, Ky. New York City Irvine, Calif. Oakville, Ontario, Canada Monrovia, Calif. Dallas 2012 openings 25 20 30 5 30 200 10 50 25 120 20 400 40 15 1,100 20 15 10 20 125 25 25 5 20 300 15 10 Retail segment discounters & dol- lar stores home improvement & furnishings footwear discounters & dollar stores footwear restaurants grocery specialty & craft stores sporting goods beauty salons & supplies grocery restaurants discounters & dollar stores office supplies restaurants grocery home improvement & furnishings discounters & dollar stores restaurants discounters & dollar stores discounters & dollar stores restaurants jewelry & luxury stores apparel restaurants grocery home improvement & furnishings apparel apparel jewelry & luxury stores apparel specialty & craft stores drug stores grocery discounters & dollar stores apparel grocery grocery restaurants grocery restaurants SOURCES: CHAINLINKS RETAIL ADVISORS, PUBLISHED REPORTS

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