America has lost 200 malls since 2008. Now the survivors are becoming Gen Z hangouts
Mall values are up 13% as top properties trade department-store dependency for food, fitness, entertainment, and apartments.
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# Investing Summary America's remaining malls are experiencing a valuation turnaround, with property values rising 13% as top-tier properties pivot away from traditional department store anchors toward mixed-use developments featuring food, fitness, entertainment, and residential components. This repositioning strategy is creating investment opportunities in the surviving mall properties that successfully attract Gen Z consumers, despite the sector losing approximately 200 locations since 2008.
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