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New Walgreens owner Sycamore tests debt market with $490 million offering backed by stores

CMBS deal comes amid shakeout in US pharmacy sector
The Walgreens store at 3646 N. Broadway St. in Chicago is one of the properties backing a new securities deal. (CoStar)
The Walgreens store at 3646 N. Broadway St. in Chicago is one of the properties backing a new securities deal. (CoStar)
CoStar News
October 30, 2025 | 4:59 P.M.

A new $490 million commercial mortgage-backed securities financing collateralized by Walgreens stores is coming to market amid a dramatic shakeout in the retail pharmacy sector that has seen competitor Rite Aid close all its stores following a second bankruptcy filing this year.

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