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Westfield malls go up for sale as US shoppers find other places to buy

LAPD mounted unit officers patrol the Westfield Topanga shopping mall on Dec. 6, 2021, in Canoga Park, California.

The owner of Westfield malls, familiar to passersby for decades for their bright-red logo signs, plans to sell all its properties in the U.S. as pandemic fears have sped changes to how people shop.

Among the company's malls in the Los Angeles area are such high-profile properties as Westfield Century City, Westfield Santa Anita in Arcadia and Westfield Topanga & the Village in Warner Center.

for nearly $16 billion four years ago. Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, as the Paris company is now known, intends

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