Cbl & Associates Properties revenue was $539.45M for the trailing 12 months ending Jun 30, 2025, with 132.2% growth year over year. Quarterly revenue for the quarter (Q2 2025) ending on Jun 30, 2025 was $140.9M, down 0.6% from last quarter. For the last reported fiscal year 2024 ending Dec 31, 2024, CBL annual revenue was $515.6M, with -3.7% growth year-over-year.
CBL past revenue growth
How has CBL's revenue growth performed historically?
On Invalid Date, Cbl & Associates Properties (NYSE: CBL) reported Q2 2025 revenue of $140.91 million up 8.67% year over year. In the same quarter last year, Cbl & Associates Properties's revenue was $129.67 million.
What was Cbl & Associates Properties's revenue in 2024?
Cbl & Associates Properties's annual revenue for the twelve months ending Dec 31, 2024 was $515.56 million, a 3.68% decrease year over year.
How much does Cbl & Associates Properties make in a day?
Based on Cbl & Associates Properties annual revenue for the past two years, CBL makes an average of $1,439,516.44 per day.
What was Cbl & Associates Properties's annual revenue growth in the past year?
As of Q3 2025, Cbl & Associates Properties's revenue has grown 2.2% year over year. This is 6.23 percentage points lower than the US REIT - Retail industry revenue growth rate of 8.43%. Cbl & Associates Properties's revenue in the past year totaled $539.45 million.
How much does Cbl & Associates Properties make in a year?
Cbl & Associates Properties's revenue by year for the past two years is:
Cbl & Associates Properties's revenue for the twelve months ending Dec 31, 2024 was $515.56 million, a 3.68% decrease year over year.
Cbl & Associates Properties's annual revenue for Dec 31, 2023 was $535.29 million, a 4.92% decrease from 2022.
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