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Westfield San Francisco Centre Could Lose Its Two Largest Tenants as Century Theaters and H&M Leases Approach Expiration

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By The Registry Staff Westfield San Francisco Centre, the city's largest mall, is facing uncertainty as the leases of two of its largest tenants, Century Theaters and H&M, are set to expire soon. The movie theater company occupies over 52,000 square feet at the center, while the fashion department store takes up 25,289 square feet, […]

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