Biltmore Fashion Park lands five new tenants as anchor tenant prepares to exit Article originally posted on Phoenix Business Journal on February 20, 2026 Biltmore Fashion Park has signed several new leases and have new tenants opening in Phoenix’s long-running luxury outdoor mall. Red Development, which owns and operates Biltmore Fashion Park, announced this week five new tenants have recently opened or will be opening soon in the mall. Construction is set to start later this month on new spaces for FP Movement, the Free People brand of activewear, and Solidcore, a high-intensity workout studio. Both new tenants are expected to open in spring 2026. High-end furniture store Herman Miller will open at the center in late February and La La Land Kind Café will open later this year near True Food Kitchen. On a limited lease, Biltmore Fine Art recently opened a fine art gallery in a pop-up space across from Pomo Pizzeria. The gallery is led by Robert Casterline, the co-founder of Casterline|Goodman Gallery, which has locations in Aspen and Napa. “Biltmore Fashion Park has always been defined by its mix of exceptional retail, dining and culture,” Mike Ebert, managing partner at Red Development, said in a statement. “Our focus is on continuing that legacy in ways that feel current and well considered.” The center recently learned that one of its tenants, Saks Fifth Avenue, will be shuttering its location in April and laying off workers. • Phoenix-based Park Brokerage Commercial Real Estate LLC negotiated the sale of a $97 million RV park portfolio across five states, including one in Arizona. Nashville-based Blue Metric Group LLC bought the portfolio off market, said John Sheedy, president and designated broker of Park Brokerage and Commercial Real Estate LLC, which represented the buyer in the deal. The seven properties total 1,500 units, including the $14.5 million sale of the 197-unit Verde River RV Resort & Cottages in Camp Verde, Arizona. “This closing marks a significant milestone in our ongoing partnership with this client; it is our third major transaction together, bringing our cumulative track record to nine assets acquired across seven states,” Sheedy said. Costa Mesa, California-based ParaSell Inc. served as broker of record, allowing Park Brokerage to facilitate transactions across multiple states, said Andrew Dohogne, vice president of Park Brokerage. The seller was Carmel, California-based RV Management Services, Dohogne said. • Dallas-based Boardroom Salon for Men plans to expand in Phoenix, adding to three existing locations in the metro. “We believe we can add three to four new locations, which will bring anywhere from 35 to 50 new jobs,” said Jeff Helfgott, CEO of Boardroom Salon for Men. “We’re looking forward to finding a local franchise partner in the metro Phoenix area to help us reach our full potential.” Founded in 2004, the company currently has 46 locations nationwide, with each location supporting about 10 jobs and leasing roughly 1,500 square feet of retail space. Services range from precision haircuts and straight-razor shaves to spa treatments and proprietary grooming products. The company has made seven consecutive appearances on the Inc. 5000 list of the fastest-growing private companies. • Outpatient medical provider United Vein & Vascular Centers (UVVC), has opened a clinic in Mesa. The new location at 6118 E. Brown Road opened this week and provides advanced treatment for vein and vascular conditions designed to relieve leg pain, improve circulation and restore comfort and mobility. The company said the new location expands access for patients across the East Valley. It will be led by Dr. Amanda Dao, a board-certified physician specializing in minimally invasive vein treatments. Procedures offered at the clinic include radiofrequency ablation, VenaSeal Closure System, Varithena, microphlebectomy and sclerotherapy. With the addition of this latest location, UVVC now has six clinics around the Valley. Find Complete Article Here