ATLANTA—A recent Credit Suisse report signaledtough times ahead for America's malls. Twenty percent 25% arepredicted to close by 2022.
As the number of shopping centers shrinksnationally, landlords have had to scrutinize theretail tenants that fill their properties,according to Cary Beale, senior vice president ofRetail Agency Leasing at Franklin Street.
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