TARENTUM, Pa. (AP) – Wells Fargo Bank has purchased one of the biggest indoor malls in Pennsylvania from itself – for $100.

That’s how much the bank paid for the 1.1 million-square-foot Galleria at Pittsburgh Mills on Wednesday.

The mall in Frazer Township, about 20 miles northeast of Pittsburgh, was sold at a foreclosure auction.

Wells Fargo foreclosed last year on the mall which opened in 2005. The mall was once worth $190 million but recently appraised at just $11 million and is slightly more than half occupied.

James Benoit

January 18, 2017

Nice folks have Amazon, etc. They don’t want to be subjected to out-of-control “teen” savages, having gang fights breaking out at the food court, have their nice cars damaged in the parking lot, etc.

Ban rampaging blacks, business improves. Easy peasy.

Robert Martin

January 18, 2017

This is your hope and change that Hussein was talking about 8 years ago. Don’t tell a liberal, they may need a safe space to contemplate their LBGTXYZ future…

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