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1 week ago | 
insideretail.us | Darshana Gupta |Tong Van |Nicole Kirichanskaya |Celene Ignacio
Grown Alchemist, an Australian beauty brand, has partnered with US luxury retailer Nordstrom to bring its products to the retailer’s e-commerce platform. The company uses biotechnology to develop plant-powered products and provide total skin health. The new deal with Nordstrom will allow Grown Alchemist to provide its products to a consumer market that prioritises holistic self-care and wellness.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.com.au | Darshana Gupta |Celene Ignacio |Kaycee Enerva |Sean Cao
Sydney’s Greystanes shopping centre has been sold for $76 million by the Region group to Revelop, a private retail investment group, as neighbourhood shopping centre prices rebound. The Revelop group struck the deal at a rate of $12,639 per sqm on a yield of 5.5 per cent, which represented the lowest capitalisation rate paid for a neighbourhood shopping centre above $50 million in the last three years.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.us | Darshana Gupta |Tong Van |Kaycee Enerva |Sean Cao
Multifunctional lifestyle and shapewear apparel brand, Popilush, will bring its products to luxury retailer Nordstrom through a new distribution partnership. This will be Popilush’s first expansion outside Amazon and its direct-to-consumer channels. Twenty-eight of Popilush’s best-selling styles, including dresses, bodysuits, skirts, and swimwear in sizes ranging from XS to 6XL will be available in the initial launch.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.com.au | Darshana Gupta |Celene Ignacio |Kaycee Enerva |Anil Prabha
Grown Alchemist, an Australian beauty brand, has partnered with US luxury retailer Nordstrom to bring its products to the retailer’s e-commerce platform. The company uses biotechnology to develop plant-powered products and provide total skin health. The new deal with Nordstrom will allow Grown Alchemist to provide its products to a consumer market that prioritises holistic self-care and wellness.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.com.au | Darshana Gupta |Celene Ignacio |Kaycee Enerva |Sean Cao
Spotlight Group executive deputy chairman, Zac Fried, and Moreton Bay City Council mayor, Councillor Peter Flannery, broke ground on the $92 million Anaconda Adventure HQ development at Brendale on Wednesday. In addition to the flagship Anaconda store, the site will house other retailers including Spotlight and Harris Scarfe Home, along with a gym and a cafe.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.com.au | Darshana Gupta |Sean Cao |Celene Ignacio |Kaycee Enerva
Australian specialty nursery retailer, Baby Bunting, will open its first concept store in Melbourne’s Maribyrnong this weekend, on April 19. The store is the first in a roll-out of a new ‘Stores of the Future’ format, which will open across Australia during the coming years. In collaboration with The General Store, the 2000sqm shop aims to deliver a simplified and inspiring shopping experience for new parents.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.us | Darshana Gupta |Irene Dong |Sean Cao |Nicole Kirichanskaya
Food retailer Kroger has appointed Joe Kelley as senior VP of its retail divisions. Previously the president of Colorado-based King Soopers and city markets division, Kelley has nearly 40 years of experience in executive leadership roles with retailers including Price Chopper, Stop and Shop, Star Market, and Shaws Supermarkets. Kelley will be succeeding Kenny Kimball, who will be returning as president to the Utah-based Smith’s division.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.com.au | Darshana Gupta |Celene Ignacio |Sean Cao
Cooma’s Centennial Plaza, a Coles-anchored shopping mall in the Snowy Mountains, has been sold to Brisbane-based syndicator Natgen Group. The $13.725 million deal was brokered by global commercial real estate and investment management company JLL.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.com.au | Darshana Gupta |Celene Ignacio |Tamera Francis
Mazzucchelli’s Jewellers unveiled its flagship boutique in Perth’s Murray Street with a performance from the West Australian Symphony Orchestra, ballerinas and the launch of the boutique’s pink diamond collection. The new boutique is designed by Melbourne-based studio Kaleidoscope and is fitted with premium fixtures by Perth-based West Coast Shopfitting.
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1 week ago | 
insideretail.com.au | Darshana Gupta |Celene Ignacio |Irene Dong |Tamera Francis
Global Retail Brands (GRB) is set to acquire the brands and operating assets of the Australian tableware chain, Salt&Pepper. Salt&Pepper’s retail, online and wholesale operations will be included in the acquisition, expected to be completed by April 15. GRB will operate all 25 Salt&Pepper retail stores, and the nearly 220 existing team members will be retained post-sale. The acquisition will cement GRB as Australia’s largest independent homewares retailer.
