ATLANTA—Most outlet mall leases has some provision regardingco-tenancy—and that's just the beginning of the legal issueslandlords need to consider. GlobeSt.com caught up with LoriKilberg and Benno Rothschild, partnerswith Hartmon Simons, an Atlanta-based commercialreal estate firm, to get their take on legal issues and challengessurrounding outlet mall developments in part two of this exclusiveinterview. You can still read part one: Inside the Outlet MallBoom.

Globest.com: Is there a certain kind of retailer that ismost likely to want to rent space at an outlet center?

Rothschild: The most important tenants foroutlets are going to be fashion retailers for the most part, thoughhouseware retailers such as Le Creuset, Williams Sonoma and PotteryBarn are rapidly becoming more prevalent as well. One of thereasons retailers find outlet sites so appealing is that, ingeneral, they have a less expensive rent structure and reducedoperating costs, making them more profitable than full-pricedstores.