Sentences with phrase «u.s. operator partner»

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GGP, one of the largest owners and operators of U.S. shopping centers, has rejected a $ 14.8 billion buyout offer from its biggest shareholder, Brookfield Property Partners LP, people familiar with the matter said on Sunday.

Commercial real estate company Brookfield Property Partners LP said on Monday it would acquire the 66 percent of GGP Inc that it does not already own in a cash - and - stock deal that values GGP, one of the largest owners and operators of U.S. shopping centers, at about $ 15.3 billion.

March 26 Commercial real estate company Brookfield Property Partners LP said on Monday it will buy GGP Inc, one of the largest owners and operators of U.S. shopping centers, for $ 23.50 per share.

«This market is exceptionally promising for our members, and we're working with a variety of partners to grow it: U.S. and Chinese government officials, Chinese travel agents, and of course, NTA tour operators, suppliers and destinations,» said Lisa Simon, NTA president.

Executive suite operators, law firms and coworking spaces partner with Law Firm Suites to collaboratively build legal Communities in cities throughout the U.S..

The acquisition continues a strategy of partnering with U.S. operators and developers, which reduces the risk of investing solely in a project, Chua adds.

Learning how this corporate model works, in fact, may be the primary reason why Ucommune, China's largest co-working operator, partnered with Serendipity Labs to enter the U.S. market, Hoopes notes.

We look forward to working with GIC, an existing partner, and Scion, an experienced operator, on the UHC portfolio as well as future student housing investment opportunities in the U.S.»

«As a long - term value investor, we look forward to partnering with Macerich, one of the premier owners and operators of shopping centers in the U.S.,» Lee Kok Sun, regional head for the Americas at GIC Real Estate, said in the statement.

Just some of the heavy - hitting limited partners to contribute to the firm's $ 212 million debut fund include CBRE, the brokerage and real estate services giant; Equity Residential, the largest owner of apartments in the U.S.; Hines, a major developer of office buildings in the U.S.; Lowe's, the home improvement franchise; Host Hotels & Resorts, a real estate investment trust (REIT) spun off from Marriott in 1993; Lennar, one of the nation's largest home builders; Macerich, which is the third largest mall operator in the U.S.; and the warehouse operator Prologis.