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Simon Property Group Countersues Gap As Battle Between Mall Landlord and Tenant Heats Up

Country's Largest Mall Operator Claims Retailer 'Taking Opportunistic Advantage' of Pandemic
San Francisco-based Gap is involved in another lawsuit with one of its landlords over financial challenges because of the coronavirus pandemic. (Getty Images)
San Francisco-based Gap is involved in another lawsuit with one of its landlords over financial challenges because of the coronavirus pandemic. (Getty Images)
CoStar News
August 8, 2020 | 1:07 AM

A new court battle between mall landlord Simon Property Group and retailer Gap Inc. over more than $107 million in unpaid rent is one of the first high-profile legal examples of how landlords could begin pushing back against tenants' requests for rent abatement and updated lease terms.

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