Joint venture lands $115M loan to buy Back to the Future mall
Briefly

The Puente Hills Mall, built in 1974, once hosted more than 150 stores but has faced significant decline as major retailers like Sears and Macy's have closed, leaving only an AMC theater and a Round1 Bowling & Arcade as anchors. This redevelopment effort by RCB Equities and Real Estate Development Associates represents a significant opportunity to revitalize the mall and adapt it to contemporary consumer needs, reflecting broader retail trends in declining shopping environments.
"We are thrilled about the opportunity to transform Puente Hills Mall into a vibrant, modern business generator that aligns with the evolving needs of the City of Industry," said Jason Krotts, founder and principal of Real Estate Development. This statement underscores the commitment to revitalizing the mall and reflects the investors' strategic vision to convert a struggling property into a hub for modern commerce, illustrating the potential for redevelopment in urban retail spaces.
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