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Property Alert! Innovative Solutions for the Retail Industry For more information, Spence J. Mehl Or visit please contact: T: 212.300.5375 www.rcsrealestate.com E: [email protected] Bankruptcy Sale of Leases (Subject to Bankruptcy Court approval) # Property Address City State Sq. Ft # Property Address City State Sq. Ft 5538 Northway Mall Anchorage AK 3,162 3708 Plaza Vista Mall Sierra Vista AZ 3,280 1219 Shops at West Bessemer AL 2,800 5604 Menlo Park Shopping Center Tucson AZ 2,688 1259 Decatur Mall Decatur AL 2,925 5175 Shasta Outlets Anderson CA 3,000 949 Merchants Cove SC Foley AL 2,730 5745 Five Cities Center Arroyo Grande CA 2,800 5365 100 East Broad Street Gadsden AL 3,062 3900 Citrus Crossing Azusa CA 2,712 1217 Loop SC Mobile AL 4,350 517 1201 Columbus Street Bakersfield CA 3,960 4079 Quintard Mall Oxford AL 3,600 3950 Shops at River Walk Bakersfield CA 2,829 1285 University Mall Tuscaloosa AL 2,925 1399 Sherwood Shopping Plaza Bell Gardens CA 4,288 5242 3115 Harrison Batesville AR 3,337 582 Brea Union Plaza Brea CA 2,800 615 Berryville Center Berryville AR 3,349 2237 16 W Birch Street Calexico CA 3,096 2060 Porters Common Blytheville AR 2,800 2587 Westfield Carlsbad Carlsbad CA 3,376 4886 2212 North Washington Street Forrest City AR 3,120 4448 Corona Hills Marketplace Corona CA 2,800 5415 Ozark Mall Outlot Harrison AR 2,616 2340 3030 Harbor Blvd Costa Mesa CA 2,749 281 Arkansas Shopping Center Hope AR 3,453 5074 Crescent City Center Crescent City CA 2,875 2862 Hot Springs Mall Hot Springs AR 2,184 488 East County Square El Cajon CA 3,000 169 1518 S. Caraway Rd. Jonesboro AR 4,000 2751 11934 Garvey Avenue El Monte CA 4,000 3175 Park Plaza Little Rock AR 3,043 1834 Manchester Center Fresno CA 2,619 North Little 2312 4316 Camp Robinson Rd Rock AR 3,096 2709 Fulton Mall Fresno CA 3,953 4607 Valley Park Centre Russellville AR 1,339 3917 3235 N First Street Fresno CA 3,356 1216 Twin City Shopping Center West Helena AR 4,000 4980 Target Fullerton Fullerton CA 4,701 511 5122 N 95th Avenue Glendale AZ 2,800 1083 Garden Grove Pavilion Garden Grove CA 3,600 2783 108 N Morley Avenue Nogales AZ 3,003 893 Page Plaza Hemet CA 3,000 3270 Loma Linda Shopping Ctr Nogales AZ 2,472 1372 Wal Mart Center Huntington Beach CA 2,500 2838 Tuscano Towne Center Phoenix AZ 3,000 521 455 W. Willow St. Long Beach CA 4,000 2877 Metrocenter Mall Phoenix AZ 4,021 2507 Clinging Vine SC Los Angeles CA 2,934 3514 Foothills Center Phoenix AZ 2,807 2746 2602 N Broadway Los Angeles CA 3,124 RCS Real Estate Advisors, 460 West 34th Street, Third Floor, New York, NY 10001, T: 212.239.1100, F: 212.268.5484 All information is from sources deemed reliable. Subject to errors, omissions, prior sales, changes or withdrawal without notice. If you would like to be taken off this mailing list, please call our toll free number at 877.728.3736 Visit our web site About Us | What we offer | News and events | Join our mailing list | Contact us http://www.rcsrealestate.com Page 1 of 7 Property Alert! Innovative Solutions for the Retail Industry # Property Address City State Sq. Ft # Property Address City State Sq. Ft 2600 Los Banos Creek Shopping Center Los Banos CA 2,600 5073 Yreka Junction Yreka CA 3,282 5519 Muir Station Martinez CA 2,974 4861 Creekside Shopping Center Lakewood CO 3,000 557 Ceres Plaza Shopping Center Modesto CA 3,900 5731 Northglenn Marketplace Northglenn CO 2,380 3794 1057 Cochrane Road Morgan Hill CA 2,800 647 High Plains Shopping Center Sterling CO 3,325 6515 NewPark Mall Newark CA 3,875 88 7320 Federal Blvd Westminster CO 4,000 3839 Kmart Shopping Center Oakdale CA 2,800 4145 Sand Hill Plaza Newtown CT 2,495 2951 Oceanside Plaza Oceanside CA 3,300 5230 Strawberry Hill Shopping Center Norwalk CT 2,500 3302 Target Center Orange CA 3,150 4451 Old Saybrook Shopping Center Old Saybrook CT 3,785 2965 47th Street Pavilion Palmdale CA 2,470 3661 Waterbury Plaza Waterbury CT 4,100 4060 Palmdale Promenade Palmdale CA 3,000 3800 Jordan Lane Shopping Center Wethersfield CT 3,000 1510 Atlantic Plaza Pittsburg CA 3,000 1717 1120 G Street NW Washington DC 3,567 4364 The Pavilion at Redlands Redlands CA 3,200 2979 6431 Georgia Avenue Washington DC 3,149 Good Hope Marketplace Shopping 3779 Hilltop Mall Richmond CA 2,600 5455 Center Washington DC 3,285 2723 10181 Magnolia Avenue Riverside CA 3,200 3330 Royal Eagle Plaza Coral Springs FL 3,034 5200 Willowrock Plaza Rocklin CA 3,730 1296 33497 S Dixie Highway Florida City FL 2,590 2242 Rosemead Plaza Rosemead CA 4,223 1490 Manor Plaza Fort Lauderdale FL 2,833 150 Country Club Plaza Sacramento CA 2,719 6648 Harbor Shops Fort Lauderdale FL 2,800 2335 Florin Towne Centre Sacramento CA 2,970 3657 Marathon Shopping Center Marathon FL 2,750 507 1077 W Highland Avenue San Bernardino CA 3,960 3150 Promenade SC Miami FL 3,373 3007 San Bruno Towne Center San Bruno CA 2,834 5213 Tamiami Trails Shops Miami FL 3,400 5080 Plaza Pacifica San Clemente CA 2,640 5791 Shoppes of Liberty City Miami FL 2,750 513 2048 Story Rd San Jose CA 4,043 208 535 Pine Island Rd. North Fort Myers FL 2,800 2960 Border Plaza San Ysidro CA 4,500 5452 West Oaks Mall Ocoee FL 3,046 1687 Bristol Place Santa Ana CA 2,880 2700 Silver Hills SC Orlando FL 2,800 4019 Bristol Marketplace Santa Ana CA 2,829 3120 Lake Fredrica Shopping Center Orlando FL 2,675 1345 Old Ranch Town Center Seal Beach CA 2,400 5673 Sand Lake Corners Orlando FL 3,147 2290 434 E Charter Way Stockton CA 3,061 3343 Panama City Mall Panama City FL 2,882 4611 3005 Riverside Drive Susanville CA 3,062 6650 Pembroke Commons Pembroke Pines FL 3,500 1841 Del Amo Fashion Center Torrance CA 6,408 236 Perry Plaza Perry FL 2,800 5114 1570 West Foothill Boulevard Upland CA 2,781 3720 Sawgrass Mills Sunrise FL 3,840 4419 Westfield Valencia T/C Valencia CA 2,618 4797 8201 North Dale Mabry Highway Tampa FL 3,631 519 600 Redwood St. Vallejo CA 4,000 2127 7414 University Blvd Winter Park FL 3,000 5257 Watsonville Square Watsonville CA 3,000 4656 Northlake Mall Atlanta GA 2,625 5084 El Super Center Wilmington CA 2,900 3993 Dublin Shopping Center Dublin GA 2,100 5288 20829 Ventura Boulevard Woodland Hills CA 3,510 3967 Delk Spectrum Shopping Center Marietta GA 2,800 All information is from sources deemed reliable. Subject to errors, omissions, prior sales, changes or withdrawal without notice. If you would like to be taken off this mailing list, please call our toll free number at 877.728.3736. www.rcsrealestate.com Page 2 of 7 Property Alert! Innovative Solutions for the Retail Industry # Property Address City State Sq. Ft # Property Address City State Sq. Ft 3536 Savannah Mall Savannah GA 2,995 1281 East Side Plaza Houma LA 2,700 5680 Stockbridge Corners Stockbridge GA 2,825 1227 Algiers Plaza New Orleans LA 2,800 2802 Valdosta Mall Valdosta GA 2,821 202 Belleview Shopping Center Plaquemine LA 2,800 5504 Kona Coast Shopping Center Kailua Kona HI 2,560 367 2517 Hollywood Ave Shreveport LA 4,000 5061 Kukui Grove Center Lihue HI 2,926 1275 KMart Shopping Center Shreveport LA 3,354 6447 West Kimberly Commons Davenport IA 3,000 2563 7142 Youree Drive Shreveport LA 2,800 2135 Scottsdale SC Chicago IL 2,800 5471 North Shore Square Slidell LA 2,598 2293 9047 S Commercial Avenue Chicago IL 4,040 1209 610 N Canal Blvd Thibodaux LA 2,800 2481 5607 W Belmont Avenue Chicago IL 3,172 3394 Kingston Collection Kingston MA 2,581 4310 Courtesy Plaza Shopping Center Chicago IL 3,000 3071 Berkshire Mall Lanesboro MA 2,800 1729 4111 N Vermilion Street Danville IL 3,000 5252 98 Boston Street Lynn MA 2,747 1706 Hickory Point Mall Forsyth IL 3,000 5229 The Shoppes at Blackstone Valley Millbury MA 3,000 3317 Deerpath Court Shopping Center Lake Zurich IL 3,000 4971 Market Basket Plaza Raynham MA 2,500 2462 Stonebrook Plaza Merrionette Park IL 3,000 4511 Eastfield Mall Springfield MA 2,925 2372 4301 Avenue of the Cities Moline IL 3,080 836 Center at Hobbs Brook Sturbridge MA 3,421 3304 Lake View Plaza Orland Park IL 2,952 3606 Walpole Mall Walpole MA 3,024 890 Rockton Shopping Center Rockford IL 3,600 5165 Wareham Crossing Wareham MA 3,008 2422 Pine Tree Plaza Sterling IL 2,400 395 Scarlet Brook Marketplace West Boylston MA 3,512 2256 Fountain Square of Waukegan Waukegan IL 3,000 4767 Westford Valley Marketplace Westford MA 2,494 4100 Citicentre Plaza Carroll IN 3,000 4489 Greendale Mall Worcester MA 3,188 803 Plaza North Terre Haute IN 3,600 3077 Centre at Forestville Forestville MD 2,718 754 2326 Industrial Rd Emporia KS 2,800 5303 Marley Station Glen Burnie MD 2,634 164 3511 10th Street Great Bend KS 2,800 6035 Eastover Shopping Center Oxen Hill MD 4,000 2614 Hutchinson Mall Hutchinson KS 2,670 4832 Federal Plaza Rockville MD 2,989 461 Liberal Plaza Shopping Center Liberal KS 2,940 4965 Broadway Shopping Center Bangor ME 3,000 6180 2815 Fort Campbell Boulevard Hopkinsville KY 4,600 2904 The Shops at Biddeford Crossing Biddeford ME 2,769 947 New Cut Market Center Louisville KY 2,800 4807 Aroostook Centre Mall Presque Isle ME 4,037 5641 Town Fair Center Louisville KY 3,152 5711 Maine Crossing South Portland ME 3,250 6217 82 Madison Square Center Madisonville KY 4,000 805 Adrian Mall Adrian MI 2,680 4062 Northside Shoppes Murray KY 3,000 3706 Alpena Mall Alpena MI 3,038 1196 Towne Square Mall Owensboro KY 2,662 3612 Bay City Mall Bay City MI 3,565 2555 Kentucky Oaks Mall Paducah KY 3,219 684 The Orchards Mall Benton Harbor MI 2,814 Big Rapids Commons Shopping 3483 Paducah Town Centre Paducah KY 2,800 6554 Center Big Rapids MI 3,000 310 Tiffany Plaza Shopping Center Abbeville LA 2,800 2118 1435 N Mitchell Street Cadillac MI 2,700 3905 Ascension Plaza Gonzales LA 2,400 2339 5616 W Vernor Hwy Detroit MI 3,778 All information is from sources deemed reliable.
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