After breaking ground in April 2015, Empire Outlets had its share of construction delays. Initially set to open in 2016, the project’s launch was pushed back to Black Friday 2017.

On an exclusive sneak peek tour of Empire Outlets on Thursday, the Advance got a glimpse of the new 340,000-square-foot shopping venue. When finished, the site will feature more than 100 designer ...

NEW YORK CITY—Will the discounts of outlet shopping prove to be retail that works, when logistically placed on Staten Island? With the developer BFC Partners breaking ground in 2015, and several ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y., Nov. 13, 2018 /PRNewswire/ -- Global designer denim brand True Religion and Cotton On, Australia's largest retailer, today announced they will both open stores at Empire ...

With about one-third of Empire Outlets leased so far, there are a few stores signed on that are also represented at Woodbury Common, including the Gap Factory Store, Columbia Sportswear, G.H. Bass ...

In order to maintain the uniformity of the industrial-looking storefronts, designed by SHoP Architects and overseen by the city’s Public Design Commission, the retailers can only outfit their stores ...

Levi’s plans to open its first outlet store in New York City inside the Empire Outlets outdoor shopping center under construction on Staten Island’s waterfront.. The clothing company inked a five-year ...

Staten Island's newest shopping center, the Empire Outlets mall, has been officially open for three months, but most of the center is closed. Out of the 75 storefronts available, just 26 have been ...

Empire Outlets, the sprawling mall steps from the Staten Island Ferry terminal, debuted this week as a shopping destination “for diamonds to denim” that will lure locals and tourists alike ...

A couple walks through a near empty level of Empire Outlets on Aug. 26, 2019. Photo: Jason Scott Jones/THE CITY Since its grand opening on May 15, New York City’s first outlet mall has only 26 ...

Gov. Cuomo's economic development agency gave another $20M grant (now $67M total) to BFC Partners for its retail development on the Staten Island waterfront.