by Steve Lubekin Globest.com
PREIT is proactively replacing Sears stores and says the project has resulted in minimal exposure to the troubled department store, down from 27 stores in 2012 to just four active stores today, when factoring in locations at lease with replacement tenants, those with non-recourse mortgage loans and one location with a significant portion of the space sub-leased by Sears to others.
Since 2017, PREIT has proactively replaced five Sears locations and has reached agreement to recapture a sixth store. As part of its overall anchor repositioning and remerchandising strategy, PREIT has diversified the tenant roster with unique and experiential concepts to reflect the new mall model and drive traffic and sales while improving the underlying tenant credit within the portfolio.
“Just as we were proactive in disposing of lower-productivity malls, we have positioned ourselves well with minimal exposure to Sears in the event of potential material store closing event. As we look to redefine the mall experience, we are finding great success in replacing department stores with a variety of uses and experiences in line with the interests of today’s consumer,” says Joseph F. Coradino, CEO of PREIT. “Our tireless effort to improve our portfolio continues and has laid the foundation for continued growth in traffic, sales and value for our shareholders.”
PREIT provided a list of new anchor tenants throughout its portfolio, either signed or opened, across several in-demand retail segments:
Segment Brand Property
Off-Price Magnolia Mall
Burlington Plymouth Meeting Mall
HomeGoods Viewmont Mall
Magnolia Mall
Five Below Magnolia Mall
HomeSense Moorestown Mall
Sierra Trading Moorestown Mall
Entertainment Tilt Valley Mall
Studio Movie Grille Willow Grove Park
Fitness Edge Fitness Plymouth Meeting Mall
One Life Fitness Valley Mall
Sporting Goods DICK’s Sporting Goods Viewmont Mall
Capital City Mall
Plymouth Meeting Mall
Field & Stream Viewmont Mall
Department Store Belk Valley Mall
Von Maur Woodland Mall
Food and Dining Primanti Bros Capital City Mall
Fine Wine & Good Spirits Capital City Mall
Whole Foods Exton Square Mall
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