Analysts have recently evaluated Simon Property Group and provided 12-month price targets. The average target is $179.75, accompanied by a high estimate of $200.00 and a low estimate of $159.00.

Simon, the biggest mall owner in the U.S., on Monday posted funds from operations of $1.01 billion, or $2.67 a share, compared with $1.33 billion, or $3.56 a share, a year earlier.

Indianapolis-based mall giant Simon Property Group saw a mixed bag in its first-quarter numbers amid mounting caution over the impact of tariffs on retail.. The retail real estate investment trust saw ...

Simon Property Group reported funds from operations of $2.95 per share and same-store net operating income growth of 3.6% for the first quarter. Why it matters: Simon's first-quarter earnings were ...

L-R: Paul Pirecca, group executive chef; Jamie Gannon, culinary director; Chris Feros, executive chair; Simon Johnston, CEO, in front of Parc Pavilion. Jamie Gannon has been appointed as the Culinary ...

Simon Group is also one of the 10 stocks with the most insider purchases in the last quarter of 2024. Overall, SPG ranks 8th on our list of large-cap stocks insiders were buying in Q1 2025 before ...

The board of shopping center giant Simon Property Group has voted to move the company’s incorporation from Delaware to Indiana—citing, among other things, the “increasingly litigious ...

Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group, Inc. (SPG) operates as a retail REIT focused on owning premier shopping, dining, entertainment and mixed-use destinations. Valued at $55.8 billion by ...

If they do continue, the current estimated yields on annualized basis would be 2.83% for Sprott Inc, 4.58% for Simon Property Group, Inc., and 1.57% for CNO Financial Group Inc.

Looking at options history for Simon Property Group SPG we detected 19 trades. If we consider the specifics of each trade, it is accurate to state that 36% of the investors opened trades with ...

The Galleria first opened in 1970, and Simon and Institutional Mall Investors acquired it in 2002. The companies have spent more than $330M on expansions and renovations since 2015, according to KBRA.

Simon Johnston, Feros Group CEO, commented: “We are certainly disappointed with the outcome. However, we remain fully committed to designing and executing a renovation of the venue. We have a deep ...