The chain is being sued by its landlord for not paying rent at its store at 1212 Avenue of the Americas in New York City.

The sector was already facing massive challenges. With consumers unlikely to return to malls anytime soon, some chains will disappear.

Challenges for the CMBS sector continue to come into focus, although Fed moves have helped bring some liquidity back to the market.

Sycamore Partners and L Brands agreed to settle all pending litigation.

Chains such as Macy’s, Dillard’s and Belk are letting customers inside stores in parts of the country.

Lenders who are looking to finance the chain’s potential bankruptcy are having trouble finding enough assets to secure new loans.

Hudson’s Bay has missed CMBS payments on part of its $696 million financing for Saks Fifth Avenue and other stores.

The U.K.-based real estate investors have bought a Fifth Ave. retail condo from SL Green for $170 million.

As long as fears of getting the virus persist, consumers will probably spend more on their homes than services and experiences.