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An end to 'extend and pretend?' New York mall loan signals a shift in how lenders tackle distress.

Destiny USA debt shows servicers may be abandoning patient loan workout strategies
Destiny USA is a super-regional mall on about 100 acres in Syracuse, New York. (CoStar)
Destiny USA is a super-regional mall on about 100 acres in Syracuse, New York. (CoStar)
CoStar News
June 14, 2026 | 11:27 P.M.

Real estate brokerage Newmark is trying to sell a $430 million troubled loan tied to one of the country’s largest malls, an offering that could help accelerate a broader shift in how the commercial real estate industry handles distressed debt.

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