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1. Cinépolis
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Movie chain Cinepolis paid 11.70 percent of its rent. The figure was a marked improvement over February 2021, when Cinepolis paid nothing in rent, but slightly below the 14.08 percent in rent it paid in March.
2. Regal Cinemas
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Regal Cinemas paid 16.96 percent of its rent for the month, a slight uptick from the 13.14 percent in rent the movie theater operator paid in March.
3. State Farm
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State Farm paid 38.42 percent of its rent in April. In March, State Farm paid 98.18 percent of its rent.
4. Kroger
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Grocery chain Kroger’s paid 58.96 percent of its rent for the month. This was a sudden reversal from March, when Kroger’s paid its rent in full.
5. 24 Hour Fitness
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Gym operator 24 Hour Fitness paid 64.99 of its rent for April. That was up from just 50.19 percent in February and slightly above 64.86 percent the chain paid in March.
6. Lululemon Athletica
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High-end fitness apparel seller Lululemon Athletica paid 69.95 percent of its rent. In March, Lululemon paid 71.38 percent in rent to its landlords.
7. Victoria’s Secret
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Victoria’ Secret paid 68.28 percent of its rent. Victoria’s Secret paid 90.43 percent of its rent in March and more than 99 percent of its rent in February.
8. Orange Theory Fitness
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Orange Theory Fitness paid 71.52 percent of its rent, marking an improvement from the 63.25 percent in rent it paid in March.
9. The Gap
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Apparel chain The Gap paid 75.44 percent of its rent for the month, a decline from the 83.14 percent in rent it paid in March.
10. European Wax Center
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European Was Center paid 75.50 percent of its rent. The figure is slightly below the 81.21 percent in rent the chain paid in March.
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1. Carters
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Carters paid 100 percent of its rent in April. In March, Carters paid 97.86 percent of its rent due.
2. Chase Bank
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Chase Bank paid its rent in full. The previous month, Chase paid 99.57 percent of its rent.
3. Citizens Bank
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Citizens Bank paid its rent in full in April. The bank has been paying all of its rent throughout the preceding months.
4. CVS Pharmacy
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CVS Pharmacy paid all of its rent due in April. In March, the drug store chain paid 95.5 percent of its rent.
5. Goodwill
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Goodwill paid 100 percent of its April rent. In March, Goodwill fell slightly short of paying its rent in full, at 99.16 percent.
6. Guitar Center
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Guitar Center paid 100 percent of its rent for the month. Guitar Center paid 99.39 percent of its rent in March.
7. Men's Wearhouse
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Men's Wearhouse paid its rent in full. In March, the apparel retailer paid 92.68 percent in rent.
8. Nordstrom Rack
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Nordstrom Rack paid 100 percent of its rent in April. That was a slight uptick from the 99.89 percent in rent the chain paid the month prior.
9. Olive Garden
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Olive Garden paid 100 percent of its April rent. That was a significant jump from the 85.19 percent in rent the Olive Garden paid in March.
10. The Buckle
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The Buckle paid its rent in full. In March, The Buckle paid 98.66 percent of its rent.
