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Retail media, though popular, is in limbo as to whether it is just a conversion-driver, or whether there’s an opportunity for it to do more– WARC’s Paul Stringer considers the performance plughole.

There’s a 30-feet by 60-feet American flag up in the air in White Plains. The huge flag was hoisted to the eighth floor level of the building under construction at 25 North Lexington Ave. in White Plains, also known as the Gateway II site, at an April 18 topping out ceremony. Executives of Greystar Real […]

David Burke is more than a restaurateur. An author, TV personality, art collector and philanthropist with his own lines of cookware, bakeware, cutlery, steak sauce and wine, Burke takes a holistic approach to some 18 restaurants he operates along the East Coast of the United States and Saudi Arabia as part of David Burke Hospitality […]

Your social media feeds are awash with fantastical, far-flung 3D billboards you’ll probably never see in the flesh. Will AI-simulated outdoor ads be next? We catch up with a creative director drawing praise for his imagined outdoor art installations that blur the lines of fact and fiction in advertising.

The first of several new restaurants that developer Martin Ginsburg plans to welcome to Ginsburg Development Companies’ (GDC) City Square property in White Plains has opened. City Square is Ginsburg’s reimagining of the former White Plains Financial Center at 50 Main St., near the Metro-North train station. Ginsburg plans to make City Square a culinary […]

With the Galleria in White Plains in the final stages of being emptied for its March 31 closing that will bring to an end its 43-year life as a focal point of the city’s downtown, the mall’s owner quietly revealed some details of its thinking about redevelopment of the site. Pacific Retail Capital Partners (PRCP) […]

The governor continues to campaign for her controversial Housing Compact, calls on business to support the plan.

Gov. Kathy Hochul was in Westchester this afternoon for a community roundtable with elected officials and representatives of various organizations from across the Hudson Valley to discuss the New York Housing Compact, her proposal to build 800,000 new homes in New York over the next ten years. The event was hosted by the Business Council […]

The mall is deserted by all but a few tenants, food vendors and shoppers.

The suburbs are not monolithic, they write, decrying governors plan to order rezoning and fast-track development despite local opposition.