Over the past two decades, families from Columbus and across Ohio (and beyond!) have made an annual event of coming to Easton Town Center for a memorable, magical holiday experience.

Easton’s tenant coordination team has overseen 15 retail, restaurant and office grand openings since the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic in March—with several more in active development and expected to open in the coming months.

“The price of privilege is the moral duty to act when one sees another person treated unfairly. And the least that a person in the dominant caste can do is not make the pain any worse.”

If you are the owner or leader of an organization, giving back to the communities in which you operate are vital to the mutual success of both your business and customers.

COVID-19 has come and gone…is what many commercial landlords and developers hoped to believe as states slowly allow non-essential retail and shopping centers to reopen for business.

In early March 2020, the United States ceased non-essential business to combat the spread of COVID-19.

Over the past few years, you may have read that America’s malls are dying.

For the past century, businesses and corporations around the world have often engaged in the kind of profit-seeking motives that require an excuse.

When talking about the defining attraction for the world’s most visited cities, an iconic art installation is typically peoples’ first thought.

Local businesses are the heartbeat of America. Their role in supporting and sustaining local communities and economies is profoundly understated—especially as monopolistic, multinational corporations continue to enter cities touting deceivingly similar support.