A Los Angeles County shopping center anchored by a chain that has spent the past two years closing hundreds of underperforming stores nationwide just traded hands in an all-cash deal, underscoring how much investor appetite still depends on what a specific asset does on the ground rather than the health of its anchor's brand overall. […]
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