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Was in there last week and they're looking pretty thin.
Hate to see them go out.
Always seemed to have a lot of UK gear.
CBL Properties has cited COVID-19 as a reason for its financial struggles in recent months. The company owns more than 60 properties nationwide, and is largely dependent on rent from tenants in its malls and shopping centers, including Fayette Mall. Some tenants who have been closed or suffering their own financial problems from the coronavirus haven’t been able to come up with the money the company is owed.
The owner of Fayette Mall in Lexington was one of two operators to file for bankruptcy protection Monday, hurt by the coronavirus pandemic that has forced their tenants to permanently close stores or not pay rent.
Both companies, CBL and Pennsylvania Real Estate Investment Trust, said their malls will remain open as they go through the bankruptcy process.
Even before the virus, malls have struggled to attract shoppers who are increasingly shopping online or elsewhere. But the pandemic forced many of them to temporarily close for months. Mall tenants, which operators rely on for rent payments, are also stressed. Some are going bankrupt and closing stores, such as department store chain J.C. Penney.
I know this to be a factNot sure about them but I've heard whispers that a lot of merchants are behind on their rent in the mall due to the effects of COVID-19.
It is sad but UK gear is not selling like it once did.Was in there last week and they're looking pretty thin.
Hate to see them go out.
Always seemed to have a lot of UK gear.
It is sad but UK gear is not selling like it once did.
Malls will soon be a thing of the past as most people move to online shopping through Amazon. Amazon will get richer and small business will fade away. This is happening all over, not just Lexington.
When governors lock down their states the small businesses suffer which speeds up the process.
*get it at All Sports.🎵See it on the field, see it on the court, pick it up at Allsports, pick it up at Allsports.🎵
Wildcat Wearhouse for cheap stuff and Alumni Hall for higher end stuff killed All Sports just as much as anything. Their UK stuff was/is overpriced and not too many folks in Lex are really all that invested in pro sports things for their prices. WhoTF needs a $25 Carolina Panthers tshirt in Central Kentucky? Surprisingly, the shoes were affordable.
False on the UK gearIt is sad but UK gear is not selling like it once did.
Malls will soon be a thing of the past as most people move to online shopping through Amazon. Amazon will get richer and small business will fade away. This is happening all over, not just Lexington.
When governors lock down their states the small businesses suffer which speeds up the process.
Yeah, and their mall location now likely costs them an assload. Used to be hidden in a dark hallway. Only time I visit is when I need to visit the Apple Store. Look for them to take that prime location once AS goes out of business.
You can't compare shopping this year to any other year, ever.
It's no secret that the mall's been struggling for quite a while. :/
July: https://www.kentucky.com/news/coronavirus/article244296307.html
November: https://www.kentucky.com/news/state/kentucky/article246912452.html