Tenant Update

The biggest mall owner in the U.S. is suing one of its most important in-line tenants. 

As more states welcome shut-down retailers back to business, center owners and operators are helping them with new programs for new times.

RTW Retailwinds could be the latest retailer to declare bankruptcy amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

Some retail shops, restaurants, fitness centers, and movie theaters that survive the pandemic panic may be paying much lower rents in the coming years.

As more states begin allowing non-essential businesses to re-open, Phillips Edison & Company has created a website to help tenants get going quickly at its 317 centers in the United States.

Landlords of outdoor shopping centers—especially those with loads of closed stand-alone restaurants—may want to develop some contacts in the cannabis dispensary business.

Macerich put a positive spin on its first-quarter financial results by cutting the period short in reporting some measures.

As Nordstrom begins to reopen its stores, it also is closing some permanently.

One of the top nation’s top owners of necessity-based centers claims to have fared well through the pandemic-afflicted first quarter.

Simon Property Group’s intention to make southern New York properties like the Woodbury Common outlet center part of its mass mall-reopening got postponed.