Walker notes there's still value left by Whole Foods. "Whole Foods enabled us to build a center on a historically disinvested corner in Englewood, and lift up local businesses that have product on the shelves," he says. Importantly, Whole Foods will be paying rent on its space through 2032, the end of its 15-year lease (not Yellow Banana, which is paying rent to Whole Foods). "That credit is important to the viability of the shopping center."