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Why Forever 21’s Collapse Is the Best Thing to Happen to Malls in Years

Forever 21 just filed for bankruptcy—again. But instead of mourning the loss of a once-iconic brand, mall owners are seeing opportunity. With all 350 of its U.S. stores shutting down, commercial landlords now have access to prime retail real estate that had been underperforming for years. In retail CRE, low-performing tenants don’t just drag down […]

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Tariffs and Tension: How Uncertainty Is Slowing Down Southern California’s Warehouse Boom

Let’s Get Real: Why Everyone in CRE Should Be Watching the Ports Southern California isn’t just sunshine and freeways—it’s the backbone of international trade. With L.A. and Long Beach ports moving nearly half the country’s imports, the warehouse sector here has been red-hot. But now, with tariffs flying in from every direction, we’re seeing serious

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