Linda Moss is a senior staff writer at CoStar News, covering the national retail real estate beat as well as New Jersey commercial real estate news. Based in Florham Park, New Jersey, she covers all sectors of commercial real estate in the Garden Sta...
Linda Moss is a senior staff writer at CoStar News, covering the national retail real estate beat as well as New Jersey commercial real estate news. Based in Florham Park, New Jersey, she covers all sectors of commercial real estate in the Garden State, concentrating primarily on North Jersey. Moss has done business and financial writing for most of her career at publications such as Crain’s New York Business, the cable TV trade bible Multichannel News, Advertising Age, NJSpotlight.com, The Record in New Jersey and Montclair Local, which unseated an incumbent weekly in that town.
A New Jersey native, Moss has been part of the startup teams of three news organizations, namely Crain’s New York Business, Montclair Local and CoStar News.
She won a Gerald Loeb Award, which recognizes excellence in business and financial journalism, for “A Requiem for Fashion,” an analysis of the impact of AIDS on the fashion industry in New York City. And Moss recently received an honorable mention in the National Association of Real Estate Editors annual awards.
A graduate of Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, Moss also writes The Homeshoppingista, a blog on the home-shopping industry, and is an expert on hairless cats.
Bed Bath & Beyond has found a new way to jump-start the brand's relaunch into the brick-and-mortar retail world, striking a deal to acquire The Container Store and its more than 100 locations for a ...
Luxury retail conglomerate Saks Global has secured $500 million in exit financing from its creditors and expects to emerge from bankruptcy this summer.
The company that saved tween retailer Claire's from liquidation has leased a warehouse outside of Chicago for the chain, which is bolstering its distribution network as it attempts a rebound.
Dutch discounter Action has expanded across much of Europe and now plans to open 100 stores in the Unites States. But it will face tough competition on America's shores from behemoth chains.
Choose New Jersey, tasked with attracting businesses to the Garden State, has named a veteran of Canadian mall owner Triple Five Group as its next president and CEO.
Japanese retailer Uniqlo is returning to Chicago's premier shopping district as part of its U.S. expansion, opening its doors this week in a downtown area that's about to lose a flagship Saks Fifth ...
It was a lease that represented a transformative transaction for the Jersey City, New Jersey, waterfront office market, where the vacancy rate is roughly 18%. The deal is a model for adaptive leasing ...
The site of a vacant Sears store, a local eyesore, is being transformed into a luxury development that will add much-needed multifamily housing to the home of New Jersey's state university.
A landmark $1 billion multifamily development, with a pair of 64-story towers and roughly 1,700 apartments, has helped transform an aging commercial district into a vibrant residential neighborhood ...
SJP Properties capped its M Station office development by bringing a second corporate headquarters to the site in Morristown, New Jersey, spotlighting the town's ability to draw nationally and ...
Saks Global has reversed its decision to close three stores in areas with high concentrations of luxury shoppers, part of two dozen planned Saks Fifth Avenue and Neiman Marcus shutdowns, after ...
David Simon, the CEO of the largest U.S. mall owner, is being remembered as an innovator who pioneered the reimagining of properties as well as a master dealmaker who successfully navigated two ...
A 366-unit multifamily loft complex, a repurposed former century-old factory in downtown Jersey City, New Jersey, has obtained $136 million in refinancing.
Under its new ownership, discounter Family Dollar plans to pilot an extra-small-store format in urban areas in an effort to make its brick-and-mortar footprint bigger.