Konover is selling non-core assets to improve liquidity and reduce time spent managing non-income producing activities, according to published reports.
Two years ago, the outlet center had 78 tenants. The site has since experienced a decline in occupancy, caused by several factors, including the closing of nearby Opryland and the opening of Opry Mills.
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