Main tenant in a shopping center. It is often essential to have a lease commitment from an anchor tenant before a shopping center can be financed.
Anchor Tenant
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The main tenant in a shopping center.
Example: Big Buy Foods is the anchor tenant in Figure. (Note: Large-scale centers may have more than one anchor tenant.)
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