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    Midtown Costco to close and reopen as business center▼Midtown Costco set to close, reopen as business center✉newsBusiness50 min ago

    A Costco location in a city's Midtown area is set to close and its site will be converted into a business center, according to KCTV. Shoppers and local businesses face the loss of a convenient warehouse store, while the planned redevelopment points to changing demand for commercial space in the neighborhood. Details on the closure timeline and the new tenants have not yet been confirmed.

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    BankUnited Takes Flagship Retail Space at 450 Park Avenue●BankUnited Lands Retail Flagship and Expands Office at 450 Park Avenue✉newsBusinessRetail3 h ago

    BankUnited has secured a retail flagship space and expanded its office footprint at 450 Park Avenue in Manhattan, according to Commercial Observer. The deal gives the Florida-based bank a prominent Midtown presence on one of New York's premier office corridors. Details on lease terms, square footage, and timeline have not been disclosed, but the transaction adds to signs of renewed activity in Manhattan's office and retail leasing market.

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    Is Herald Square Becoming the Next Times Square?●Is Herald Square Becoming Times Square? http://www.curbed.com/article/herald-square-times-square-rides-merging.html?utm_MmastodonBusinessReal Estate117 h ago

    A Curbed article asks whether Herald Square in Manhattan is turning into Times Square, citing merging rides. The piece examines changes to the Midtown commercial corridor and what the blending of the two districts means for the area's character and real estate.

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    Midtown Costco closes Thursday ahead of business center conversion●Midtwon Costco to close Thursday, reopen as business center in spring 2027✉newsBusiness21 h ago

    The Midtown Costco will close its doors on Thursday, with plans to reopen the location as a business center in spring 2027. The closure ends more than two decades of warehouse retail service at the urban Kansas City store, and shoppers will need to look to other area locations. The conversion project signals a broader shift in how the site will be used.