Topic: anthropologie
News Article - 08.01.2011
Squares, curves and triangles
Despite interest from national high-end retailers, until a suitable lifestyle center is built, they won’t come
Anyone
listening carefully in May likely could have heard a collective
“Hurrah!” from women around the metro when Anthropologie sent word that
it was coming to town. But with the news of the 10,000-square-foot store
was something a little unexpected: When it opens in February, it won’t
be coming to a mall near you. Read more
Economy - 02.24.2012
Moving in
More national brands eye local metro market
Since Oklahoma City rang in 2012, two high-profile national brands
opened stores in the metro area, a continuing trend for retailers that
previously had little interest in the market. While Anthropologie and
Dave & Buster’s had people shouting from the rooftops, many smaller
regional and national brands moved here or expanded their presence. Read more
Nonprofits - 02.07.2013
Nonprofits, retailers look to uncertain future with Chesapeake changes
Some could argue that in addition to
being in the natural gas business, Chesapeake Energy is in the
Oklahoma City business. Read more
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