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SPG fully acquires Brickell City Centre's retail arm, boosting its premium portfolio and future growth prospects.

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U.S.-based shopping mall owner Simon Property Group has acquired the parking and retail segments of Miami's Brickell City Centre for up to $548.7 million from Swire Properties , the Hong Kong-listed company said on Friday.

INDIANAPOLIS , June 27, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Simon ®, a real estate investment trust engaged in the ownership of premier shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations, and Swire Properties, Inc., a leading developer of mixed-use, commercial, and residential properties in Miami, today announced that Simon has acquired Swire Properties' interest in the retail and parking at Brickell City Centre. Brickell City Centre is a mixed-use property that has been recognized for its architectural sophistication, spanning approximately five million square feet.

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Simon Property Group, Inc.'s fundamentals look strong, but I believe the market is overlooking long-term e-commerce headwinds and risks of multiple compression. Despite solid rent and earnings growth, I see projected 7-8% returns as inadequate, given secular threats and a highly leveraged balance sheet. I remain skeptical that redevelopment projects can fully offset tenant churn and e-commerce pressures.

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