America's top-tier malls were resilient, but values are now crumbling, down 45% from 2016 levels, Green Street says

by Raphael Stevens 26 January 2021, 21:53 139 Views

The real estate analytics firm Green Street estimates the values of so-called A-rated malls have tumbled about 45% from 2016 levels.

Source: Business - cnbc.com

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America's top-tier malls were resilient, but values are now crumbling, down 45% from 2016 levels, Green Street says

Department store chain Belk to file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, private equity firm Sycamore to retain control

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