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Mall property redevelopments could result in dramatic property value drops

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Mall property redevelopments could result in dramatic property value drops

Retail conversions to fulfillment centers, apartments, schools, or medical offices could cut values 60% to 90%.


By PETER FABRIS, CONTRIBUTING EDITOR | October 26, 2020
Mall property redevelopments could result in dramatic property value drops

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The COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a serious blow to many shopping malls, as customers turn to online retailers.

Owners may look to redevelopment if these retail centers fail. Converting malls to fulfillment centers, apartment complexes, schools or medical offices may give the properties new life—but at a cost.

One analyst says that such strategies could reduce property values anywhere from 60% to 90%. A mixed-use development may offer better recovery values.

A mixed-use development takes extensive planning and capital, though. Ten years is a common length of time from inception to completion.

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