SRG News and Press, Seritage Growth Properties Class A From 02/27/22

Seritage Growth Properties (NYSE:SRG), a REIT that was formerly landlord to hundreds of Sears stores, is said to be reviewing its options, including a potential sale. Seritage (SRG) is said to be open to a full sale or a piecemeal sale of its assets, according to a Bloomberg report. Possible ...

Signs of Life: Mall REITs were the best-performing REIT sector in 2022 - nearly doubling in value amid hopeful signs of stabilizing fundamentals - snapping a dreadful six-year-long streak of underperformance. Last Man Standing? The lower-end mall segment was hollowed out by the pandem...

Warren Buffett could invest in rental properties, but he decides not to. We identify 5 reasons why Buffett isn't big on real estate investing. Finally, we highlight his largest REIT investment and explain why Buffett may have chosen to favor REITs over rentals. For further d...

January was a brutal month for nearly all asset classes including the REIT sector, which endured a -5.66% total return. Micro cap (-1.65%) and small cap REITs (-5.47%) outperformed as mid caps (-5.87%) and large caps (-7.2%) suffered heavier losses. Only 12.57% of REIT securities ...

Seritage Growth Properties (NYSE: SRG) started its life when it was spun off from Sears Holdings, a now-bankrupt retailer that owns the iconic brand names Sears and Kmart. It was a rough start that has only gotten more difficult. And while the business is getting stronger, Berkshi...

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Seritage Growth Properties shares have plunged from around $40 before the pandemic to under $10 in recent weeks. During 2021, Seritage shifted its strategy and began selling assets at an accelerated pace to reduce its crippling debt load. The remaining assets earmarked for sale ar...

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For several years, Seritage Growth Properties ' (NYSE: SRG) heavy debt load has been a significant risk for the Sears real estate spinoff's shareholders. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit in 2020, disrupting Seritage's redevelopment plans, that risk suddenly became acute, threatening t...