having been invested into a REIT which tend to have these strip malls as one type of property, the other being office space, and more. was it built during the

having been invested into a REIT which tend to have these strip malls as one type of property, the other being office space, and more. was it built during the rush thereby incurring high land and building costs? do they have good clients? good are grocery stores, popular chain restaurants, and such. bad are "I want to run my own coffee, cupcake, and such, stores. So if they ended up with the less than favorable clients in order to get storefronts it does tend to lead to vacancies. that is always compounded by not having the big draw, I love grocery.