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- Vacancies at U.S. Shopping Centers Climb After Holding Steady for A Year
- Rising Rents Risk U.S. Inflation as Fed's Restraint Questioned
- NYC Landlords Slash Retail Rents to Ward Off Vacancies
- NYC's Fifth Avenue Has Record Empty Space as Rents Seen Too High
- NYC's Fifth Avenue Sees Steep Rent Decline as Tenants Struggle
2011-09-06 — bloomberg.com
"Rents at regional and super-regional malls are down 5 percent since peaking in the third quarter of 2008. At community and neighborhood shopping centers, rents are 3 percent below their peak reached in the second quarter of the same year."
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