Crossroads Mall, Mandarin Oriental Sale, and Simon Property Strategy

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Recorded10 Sep 2025

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In this episode, Steve Hamoen begins with an introduction and welcome to the listeners, setting the stage for a discussion on pivotal developments in commercial real estate. He examines the redevelopment of Crossroads Mall and Waterloo's ambitious 2030 Vision Plan, highlighting their potential impacts on the local market. The conversation shifts to current trends in retail spaces and office developments, with a particular focus on the sale of the Mandarin Oriental Retail Collection and broader market trends. Steve explores commercial real estate opportunities in East Sacramento and Ontario, before analyzing Simon Property Group's retail strategy and financial performance. He concludes with closing remarks, thanking the audience for tuning in.

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