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Orvis at The Crossing announces closing sale and eyes potential reopening - Vimarsana News

Orvis at The Crossing announces closing sale and eyes potential reopening

Orvis at Clarendon Crossing is set to close next month and is having a "closing sale" leading up to its final day of operation.

Source: arlnow.com
4 Undervalued Stocks That Just Raised Their Dividends - Vimarsana News

4 Undervalued Stocks That Just Raised Their Dividends

Evergy and Huntington Ingalls are are among the stocks with higher payouts.

Retail Complex in SoCal's Inland Empire Sells for $26M – Commercial Observer - Vimarsana News

Retail Complex in SoCal's Inland Empire Sells for $26M – Commercial Observer

The Festival Companies acquired the Komar Desert Center from Capital Square for $26.4 million, according to data sourced from Vizzda.

Centersquare Investment Management LLC Trims Stake in Regency Centers Co. (NASDAQ:REG) - Vimarsana News

Centersquare Investment Management LLC Trims Stake in Regency Centers Co. (NASDAQ:REG)

Centersquare Investment Management LLC decreased its position in shares of Regency Centers Co. (NASDAQ:REG – Free Report) by 55.6% during the second quarter, according to its most recent filing with the SEC. The firm owned 681,320 shares of the company’s stock after selling 852,416 shares during the period. Centersquare Investment Management LLC owned about 0.40% […]

New Team Set to Step In at ICSC as Industry Assesses Opportunities - Vimarsana News

New Team Set to Step In at ICSC as Industry Assesses Opportunities

At its New York convention, the group explored artificial intelligence, ethnic food courts and other unique services to ensure malls remain relevant.

Source: wwd.com