About Simon Simon® is a real estate investment trust engaged in the ownership of premier shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE: SPG). Our properties across North America, Europe and ...

Simon® Properties Closed Thanksgiving Day

Fintel reports that on October 31, 2023, Stifel maintained coverage of Simon Property Group (NYSE:SPG) with a Buy recommendation. Analyst Price Forecast Suggests 27.37% Upside As of October 5, 2023, the average one-year price target for Simon Property Group is 134.

Stifel Maintains Simon Property Group (SPG) Buy Recommendation

Sparc runs Forever 21, Brooks Brothers, Aéropostale, Eddie Bauer, Lucky Brand, Nautica and Reebok. Simon also co-owns J.C. Penney with rival Brookfield, and has stakes in e-commerce company Rue Gilt Groupe and real estate developer Jamestown.

Simon Property Group reduces stake in Forever 21 operator Sparc

The housing market has faced some difficult conditions lately. While prices continue to trend upward, high mortgage rates are pricing out many buyers, and relatively low inventory is

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Mark Whiting handed the reins for the Northshore Mall to Scott DeCost when he officially retired as general manager on July 31.

DeCost takes over as GM at Northshore Mall

The shopping mall real estate investment trust, based in Indianapolis, posted revenue of $1.41 billion in the period, also beating Street forecasts. Four analysts surveyed by Zacks expected $1.37 billion. Simon Property expects full-year funds from operations to be $12.15 to $12.25 per share.

Simon Property: Q3 Earnings Snapshot

Simon Property (SPG – Research Report), the Real Estate sector company, was revisited by a Wall Street analyst today. Analyst Juan C.

Hold Rating on Simon Property Amid Mixed Performance and Asset Monetization Considerations

Income, funds from operations, rents and occupancy showed increases at the nation's largest real estate investment trust despite a slight decline of reported retailers' sales per square foot.

Simon Raises Outlook After Solid Third Quarter

Simon Property Group (NYSE:SPG), the real estate investment trust giant, is one of the most interesting value opportunities in the entire REIT space, said Ronald Kamdem, head of Morgan Stanley’s REIT and CRE Research.

Simon Property Group - a surprising 'buy' stock

Simon Property Group (SPG) on Monday lifted its annual FFO forecast after topping market expectations for the third quarter on strong leasing demand and higher rental rates at the commercial real estate investment trust's mall spaces.

Simon Property Group raises annual FFO forecast on healthy leasing demand

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Simon is a real estate investment trust engaged in the ownership of premier shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations and an S&P 100 company (Simon Property Group, NYSE: SPG). Our properties across North America, Europe and Asia provide community gathering places for millions of people every day and generate billions in annual sales.

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in Salem, NH is home to a million square feet of retail and contains 144 stores, restaurants, and kiosks. It’s by no means the nicest mall in the country, but as recently as 2015, it was the thanks to its role as a sales tax sanctuary on the border with Massachusetts. Middle-class staples like Williams & Sonoma, Coach, Lush, and an Apple store (along with the obligatory food court Sbarro) help account for . The Mall at Rockingham Park top-grossing property by square foot in the Simon Properties Group portfolio $1.8B in annual sales But there’s an odd trend at work in this otherwise healthy-seeming cathedral of capitalism. Exquisitely fabricated sales fixtures are being replaced by slat board walls. Store logos that were once agonized over by creatives at Landor and Pentagram are being exchanged for signs pecked out in PowerPoint. Carefully staged photos of models are being replaced by a mélange of second-hand mannequins. By my count 11 of the 108 storefronts (not counting restaurants and kiosks) are now filled by independent operators. There’s nothing wrong with mom and pop entrepreneurship, but many of the products in these stores seem to be dubiously sourced, the commitments of some, e.g. Christmas Town, are definitionally short, and the branding is banal. Currently, 10% of the storefronts are occupied by these independent brands, but one wonders what happens when this shrine to shopping begins to feel more like a swank swapmeet? At what percent of “mom and pop” retail occupancy do malls, even successful ones like this, become unattractive destinations for the stores that are still driving the bulk of their sales? Industry publications tell a story of a that is swapping out Sears for more experiential offerings like spas. are taking up some of the space vacated by vanishing retailers. But it’s fun to speculate what might pop up next to your favorite Cinnabon. Here are four questions I had during a visit to my local mall: stabilizing industry Hotels and even apartments When do the mini-anchors leave? At what point does Apple decide the foot traffic isn’t worth being smooshed between a threadbare leggings store and an emporium of questionably licensed sports paraphernalia? How does Michael Kors feel about being placed next to a store that sells sheepskin (and alpaca) fur slippers? For Project Runway fans, . it’s not hard to guess At what point will these higher-end stores decamp for “lifestyle centers” or other retail solutions? And if a few of the cash cows depart for greener pastures, does that kick off a death spiral? People argue that the shopping experience will limit the ultimate TAM for ecommerce, but if the high-end sheen wears off, why leave your couch? Is this an opportunity for tech startups? These operations lack the scale and sophistication of national retailers, but they need a point of sales tool, marketing support, and a bevy of other services. It’s likely Square and Shopify can fill the gap but are there new solutions optimized for small-scale, in-person retail that have yet to be developed? Maybe a few of these mini-brands will unlock the secret to thriving in a post-Amazon world and go national? From fast times to golden years? As the generation that grew up watching enters its years, will we see malls become full-service recreation centers for seniors? They already use them as , maybe audiologists, orthopedic shoe, and CPAP vendors will start to fill these vacant storefronts to cater to this cohort of more mature mallrats? Whether its senior citizens or new parents, catering more completely to a specific demographic might be a way to compete against the “Everything Store.” Fast Time at Ridgemont High Golden Girls low-key gyms Will a new generation of retail emerge? Perhaps this is just part of the circle of life and DNVBs will take advantage of dropping rents and help bring a little glamour back to home of the Orange Julius? Maybe the multi-level marketing companies take advantage of some of these spaces as showrooms which they can rent out to their associates? While some malls will inevitably close their doors forever, clever entrepreneurs are sure to find uses for these spaces. What do you think will anchor malls over the next decade? Joseph Flaherty is the Director of Content & Community at Founder Collective , a seed stage VC firm that has backed Uber, BuzzFeed, PillPack, SeatGeek, Cruise, HotelTonight, The Trade Desk, and many, many more excellent startups .

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