The Effect of Anchor Tenant Loss on Shopping Center Rents.¶
Gatzlaff, D., Sirmans, S., & Diskin, B. (1994). The Effect of Anchor Tenant Loss on Shopping Center Rents. Journal of Real Estate Research, 9(1), 99-110.
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- Caldera Collapse
- Institutional knowledge departures: a group sustained by a small cadre of experts looks stable as members leave one by one (arching), then collapses abruptly when the expert base drops below threshold. Retail ecosystems: an anchor tenant provides the foot traffic that supports satellite tenants; when the anchor closes, the satellites do not fail immediately but die one by one as traffic withdraws, until the centre transitions to a dead-mall trajectory.
This sourceDocuments that non-anchor (satellite) tenant rents decline ~25% following loss of an anchor tenant, evidencing anchor-traffic withdrawal as a support evacuation.
- Institutional knowledge departures: a group sustained by a small cadre of experts looks stable as members leave one by one (arching), then collapses abruptly when the expert base drops below threshold. Retail ecosystems: an anchor tenant provides the foot traffic that supports satellite tenants; when the anchor closes, the satellites do not fail immediately but die one by one as traffic withdraws, until the centre transitions to a dead-mall trajectory.
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