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LBG Real Estate to Breathe New Life and $1B into Distressed Richmond Mall

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By Meghan Hall The traditional American mall has changed dramatically over the past decade as brick and mortar stores have learned to compete where e-commerce has become increasingly common and online retailers are thriving. In order to remain relevant, property owners are rebranding malls as not just places to shop, but creating full entertainment centers […]

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