Bialow Real Estate, a full-service retail real estate consultancy in Needham, Mass., unveiled its selection as the real estate representative of The Talbots Inc.
"It is exciting to collaborate with Talbots on its national real estate strategy," said Corey Bialow, founder and CEO of Bialow. "Talbots is a dynamic multi-channel retailer with a pervasive market presence across the U.S. and Canada, providing our real estate professionals with an excellent opportunity to leverage Bialow Real Estate's depth of experience in the planning and execution of national retailer real estate programs."
"The Bialow Real Estate team brings to the table a tremendous working knowledge of every major market in the country, and has a great depth of experience with managing retail real estate portfolios.," Mr. Bialow said. "For Talbots, that expertise will translate into creative strategies that turn the company's space requirements into assets that further its overall objectives."
Bialow, a 20-year veteran of commercial real estate, has worked with an array of retailers. Over the past 15 years, he has overseen the expansion of The Vitamin Shoppe from 19 stores in New York to what is now a 600-store chain operating in 43 states, Canada and Puerto Rico.
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