CHICAGO-Trizec Properties Inc. officials hope to sell about $300 million in assets next year, which could include retail properties that have performed better than expected this year. The REIT already has sold six properties in 2003 for nearly $295 million, which has reduced its debt load by $145 million.

“We’re going to opportunistically sell more assets,” said president and CEO Timothy H. Callahan in the company’s recent earnings conference call.

That could include office buildings in what the REIT considers to be its “non-core” markets as well as retail and hotel properties it has been attempting to shed. “It could go either way,” Callahan said of the sales mix.

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