CBL

In the past six months, CBL refinanced its West County Center for $135 million in October 2026, addressing its final near-term debt maturity and expecting an estimated $7 million in annual free cash flow. Earlier in March 2026, CBL refinanced its existing $634 million term loan, reducing debt by approximately $33 million and improving its weighted-average debt maturity profile and liquidity. In September 2026, CBL closed two strategic land sales at Harford Mall and Friendly Center, bringing year-to-date land sale proceeds to over $30 million, reinforcing its strategy of monetizing underutilized mall land for mixed-use redevelopment. In August 2026, CBL Properties reported strong results for the second quarter of 2026, with robust revenues and earnings, supported by higher rental income, improved occupancy, and gains from real estate activity, leading to increased same-center net operating income (NOI) and funds from operations (FFO), as adjusted, per share. CBL Properties declared a third-quarter regular cash dividend in August 2026 and increased its regular quarterly dividend by 39% in Q1 2026, reflecting confidence in its cash flows and property performance. There have been instances of insider selling, including Canyon Capital Advisors LLC selling stock in October and September 2026, and executive Jennifer Cope selling stock in September 2026. CBL's stock has shown strong momentum, surging over 77% in the past year, outperforming the retail REIT industry and the S&P 500, though it experienced a 12.2% decline in the month leading up to October 9, 2026.