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Private Shopping Center REIT Reports 70% of Inline Tenants Paid Rent in March

Phillips Edison Taking Steps to Preserve Liquidity, Protect Retailers
The Village Shopping Center in Mooresville, Indiana is anchored by Kroger. The grocer announced its sales increased by 30% in March, while many other retailers have temporarily closed. (CoStar)
The Village Shopping Center in Mooresville, Indiana is anchored by Kroger. The grocer announced its sales increased by 30% in March, while many other retailers have temporarily closed. (CoStar)
By Jessica Stevenson
CoStar Research
April 20, 2020 | 1:10 P.M.

Phillips Edison & Co., a private real estate investment trust that primarily invests in grocery-anchored retail centers, disclosed during its recent quarterly conference call that 70% of its inline tenants, those that occupy the smaller stores outside the larger retail anchors, were able to pay their rent last month.

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