xor. The property is currently 95% occupied with rents ranging from $60 to $90 per square foot. The center has an array of shops including Nike Golf, Urban Outfitters and Fredrick’s of Hollywood. Tenant sales are reported to range from $500 to $600 per square foot. 3.CRYSTALS AT CITYCENTER Opened in 2009, Crystal

nalysts expected. The retailer now says profit ex-items will be $4.75 to $4.95—with the new top of the range 50 cents below the previous outlook • Urban Outfitters reported same-store sales of 3%, which topped the Consensus Metrix estimate but was down from 8% a year ago. Comparable sales at its chains—Urban O

e departures and job losses. The malaise has spread even as the economy overall grows stronger and the stock market marches higher. Just this week, Urban Outfitters reported that in the current quarter to-date, its comparable sales are "mid single-digit negative." The women's clothing chain Bebe said in a regula

ence rises to 22.3 vs est 10.0 (highest since June 2010) BOJ keeps rates & asset purchase target unchanged (sets up 1T Yen program for USD loans) Urban Outfitters misses on weaker gm's, full-price sales gaining & inventories ok (trading +5%) Manpower says that its Q2 employment index climbed to 10% (highest l