The company that owns the Westfield Trumbull mall announced it has sold the property, as well as another mall it owns on Long Island.
A release from Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield put the value of the sale at $196 million.
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A Paris-based real estate company has sold its second Long Island mall in two years, as it tries to reduce its debt by unloading its U.S. retail properties.
Westfield South Shore in Bay Shore and Westfield Trumbull in Trumbull, Connecticut, were sold by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield for $196 million Friday, URW said in a statement Tuesday.
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BAY SHORE, NY — Westfield Mall South Shore in Bay Shore, along with Westfield Trumbull in Trumbull, Connecticut, were officially sold for a total of $196 million last week.
Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, a French company which owns 21 malls in the U.S. and several international locations, said in a news release that it sold the two malls Friday to commercial real estate investment firm Namdar Realty Group.
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Global retail landlord Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield ended the year by selling two malls for $196 million to buyers including Namdar Realty Group as it continued its quest to divest its U.S. portfolio coast to coast.
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A big change is coming to Eastdale Mall — namely the removal if its ice skating rink.
The Ice Palace has been a staple of the mall for decades, but the mall’s general manager, Richard Holman, said it’s time for a change. He said they are converting it into a roller skating rink instead. Come and help us celebrate the Grand Opening of the Eastdale Mall Roller Palace!
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Omy Smoked BBQ serves classic American BBQ along with authentic Filipino dishes at the Concord Mall in Wilmington.
Concord Mall shoppers may have noticed a woodsy, mouthwatering aroma wafting across the parking lot. The culprit is a colossal cast-iron smoker, which sits next to a stack of cherry wood and a grill near a front entrance.
It’s not a typical sight at a mall. But then again, Omy Smoked BBQ is far from your average barbecue joint.
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Sisters Supporting Sisters (SSS) held a grand opening ceremony of its new business center Friday afternoon.
The nonprofit organization held a ribbon cutting and grand opening ceremony on September 17 at the Genesee Valley Mall’s former Sears wing.
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Molloy University has opened its new Suffolk Center in Amityville.
The school’s new facility is at a 23,300-square-foot commercial building on 2.23 acres at 1100 North Broadway. Molloy will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the new location on Monday, Sept. 19.
Molloy relocated its Suffolk Center from a building at Republic Airport in Farmingdale, though its Sustainability Institute and the Energeia Partnership will still be located there.
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Two years after its longtime owner gave up on Concord Mall, the state’s second-largest shopping center has doubled its occupancy rate, attracting an influx of local independent retailers and nontraditional service providers.
On a recent weekday afternoon, foot traffic at the mall was brisk. Families getting ready for the upcoming school year shopped at national retailers, like Foot Locker, Famous Footwear and H&M. They also patronized smaller, locally owned boutiques, including City Blue and Good Vibes.
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