Get instant access to powerful major mall and shopping center data, including location details, tenant lists, contact information, and available site/leasing plans. Pinpoint center locations on an interactive map, view and download colorful graphs, charts and tables highlighting important center metrics and market area details.
Optimizing Retail Property Analysis: The Power of Front-Facing NAICS Codes and Anchor Data
You’ll want to find LEVIS coded as “448140- Family Clothing Stores” and not “315250 – Cut and Sew Apparel Manufacturing.
Standard industry codes often misclassify retail stores under their parent company’s category. DMM solves this with 660+ “Front-Facing” NAICS codes that reflect the actual storefront brand—making it easy to find specific tenant types without filtering by brand name.”
Release Notes : May 2026 DMM shopping center and tenant data
The January 2026 dataset from Directory of Major Malls / ShoppingCenters.com provides extensive coverage of shopping center landlords, REITs, and management companies across the U.S. and Canada. Comprehensive property details, complete tenant/store lists, Anchor store metrics, demographics, trade area demographics, cross-shopping and more.
Strolling the Agora spotlight: Walden Galleria, Buffalo NY
Walden Galleria is Western New York’s premier enclosed shopping destination. Owned and managed by The Pyramid Management Group, the center features over 1,000,000 sqft with more than 170 retailers and restaurants, anchored by Macy’s, JCPenney, Dick’s Sporting Goods, and Dave & Buster’s. Conveniently located near the Buffalo Niagara International Airport and several hotels, the property attracts both local shoppers and regional visitors from across the Greater Buffalo area and Southern Ontario.
The New Face of Specialty Leasing: How Flexible Retail Is Rewriting the Playbook
Specialty leasing has transformed from a stopgap solution into a core strategic driver for retail properties, fueled by shifts in consumer behavior, brand experimentation, and the rise of experiential activations. Today’s flexible retail model emphasizes proactive planning, digital lead generation, integrated leasing teams, and technology-enabled operations.
Retailers use short-term spaces to test markets and concepts, while owners leverage pop-ups, touring exhibits, and community-focused experiences to generate foot traffic and diversify revenue. As the discipline matures, specialty leasing is becoming a sophisticated, data-informed engine shaping the future of shopping centers.
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