Fifth Avenue’s prime retail strip is doing just fine, and given the state of many New York streetscapes, that itself is news. Post-pandemic recovery in what might be called the Tiffany’s district has ...

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An IKEA store will be opening in the heart of the Fifth Avenue shopping district in Manhattan as a prime anchor of a new office tower, the majority owner of IKEA stores announced Tuesday. The tower, ...

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Ingka Investments, an investment firm with ties to Ikea, is taking a stake in a new tower going up on Fifth Avenue. The business will own about 80,000 square feet of retail space at 570 Fifth Ave., a ...

Here's a look at the properties Ikea investigated as potential store locations in the Milwaukee area. Expand to read more Brett Mountain/Bloomberg News Ikea, in the early years of the search for a ...

Ingka Investments, part of the Ingka Group and the largest franchiser of the Swedish retail chain, is partnering with Gary Barnett’s Extell Development at its new 570 Fifth Avenue tower. Ingka ...

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Ingka Investments — the investments arm of Ingka Group, which owns the majority of Ikea stores worldwide — has invested in a new retail office tower being built on New York City’s iconic Fifth Avenue.

MIDTOWN, Manhattan (PIX11) – A new version of IKEA is coming to Midtown’s Fifth Avenue after its parent company, Ingka, invested in a retail tower, it was announced on Monday. The tower will be built ...

OAK CREEK -- IKEA, in the early years of the search for a place to build its first Wisconsin store, considered The Shops of Grand Avenue in downtown Milwaukee among others. The Swedish retailer also ...