Simon Property Group, Inc.

Well, I think it's all of the likely suspects. It's lease up. It's renewal spreads. It's new business. Obviously, it's overage or percent sales and sales activity. So there's nothing new there. I mean, it's all the stuff that has allowed us to grow our comp NOI over a long period of time through a lot of volatility, COVID-19. recession, you know, real estate recessions, e-commerce, proliferation of this, that, and the other. So it's all of those likely suspects. I mean, I think we feel, you know, generally positive about our comp, our ability to grow comp NOI, but it's all the likely suspects and it's all the same, you know, metrics that we have to, we have to produce to generate that. And, you know, we still have the ability, even as we get up to 95%, uh, thereabouts, we still have the ability to, you know, which we can't lose sight of. We have the ability to replace, um, retailers with, with, with better ones that will in, you know, uh, just common sense, we'll be able to pay higher rent because they'll be more productive. Um, it's really that simple. So, um, But, Ron, it's all the same stuff, and, you know, we're focused on hitting all of those cylinders, certainly to finish this year, but also in 24-25. And, you know, the added benefit that we have in 24-25 is that we've, you know, got a lot in the pipeline that will finally open.

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