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- 1Boston Seaport to welcome new retail playground and children's brand▼A new children’s clothing brand, a retail playground in Seaport for fall, and more retail news
A new children's clothing brand is launching alongside a retail playground opening in Boston's Seaport district this fall, according to a roundup of regional retail news. The developments add to the Seaport's growing mix of family-oriented shopping and experiential retail, part of a broader wave of store openings and brand debuts in the Boston area this season.
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Seaport Entertainment Group has sold a Manhattan building for $8.25 million, according to an announcement carried by financial news outlets. The transaction marks another asset offloading by the struggling company as it works to shore up its finances following its spin-off from Howard Hughes Holdings in 2024, though further details about the buyer or the property were not immediately disclosed.
- 3Why Bravo keeps filming reality shows in the Financial District●Why Is Bravo So Obsessed With Fidi? http://www.curbed.com/article/bravos-next-gen-nyc-reality-tv-locations-influencers-s
A Curbed article examines Bravo's repeated use of Manhattan's Financial District and Seaport as backdrops for its New York reality franchises, asking why the network is so drawn to the neighborhood. The piece ties the trend to the area's luxury towers, waterfront views, and role in the network's next generation of NYC-based shows and cast influencers.
- 4Seaport Entertainment Sells 85 South Street Building for $8.25 Million●Seaport Entertainment Group Completes Sale of 85 South Street Residential Building for $8.25 Million
Seaport Entertainment Group has completed the sale of its residential building at 85 South Street for $8.25 million. The transaction marks another step in the company's efforts to streamline its portfolio and raise capital as it refocuses on its core Seaport entertainment and hospitality assets in Lower Manhattan.