Most of the regional mall REITs reported increases in
tenant sales per square foot in the third quarter compared to a year ago, ranging from 2.6 percent all the way to 13.2 percent (for Taubman).
The Class A retail real estate market has also improved since last year as evidenced by higher
tenant sales per square foot, the increased availability of lower - cost debt, and lower cap rates for Class A mall properties.
Not exact matches
The property has in - line
tenant sales of nearly $ 500
per square foot and an occupancy rate of more than 99 percent.
The property has in - line
tenant sales of approximately $ 500
per square foot and an occupancy rate of 99 percent.
The enclosed center's shop
tenant sales average approximately $ 650
per square foot.
Mills, which has used similar tactics, says record
tenant sales of $ 355
per square foot in the third quarter were partly due to the addition of nontraditional
tenants.
Thanks to swanky
tenants like Tiffany & Co., cash - flush shopaholics from Microsoft and six decades of Freeman - family TLC,
sales top $ 600
per square foot, compared with the national average of $ 341.
Charles Dunn Co., a partner of GVA Worldwide, negotiated the
sale of a single -
tenant, 5,173 - squrare -
foot retail property on Pico Boulevard in Los Angeles to a family trust for $ 3.6 million, or $ 700
per square foot, a record - breaking price.
According to General Growth, the Canal Shoppes — whose
tenants include Burberry, Kenneth Cole, Movado and Banana Republic — currently generates
sales of roughly $ 900
per square foot, making it the second most productive retail asset in the United States after Simon Property Group's Forum Shoppes at Caesar's Palace, right across the Strip from the Venetian.
The properties are so - called Class B malls, as opposed to Class A, which differ based on the
sales per square foot the specialty store
tenants generate.