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Namdar Realty Seeks Buyer for Majority Stake in Citrus Heights’ 580,000 SQFT Sunrise Mall as Redevelopment Plans Stall

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Citrus Heights’ long-discussed vision to transform Sunrise Mall into a vibrant, mixed-use hub faces fresh uncertainty as the mall’s largest owner begins exploring an off-market sale. Namdar Realty Group, which holds approximately 50 acres and 580,000 square feet of building space at the once-thriving retail destination, has initiated outreach to select commercial real estate brokers […]

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