Sentences with phrase «acquired general growth»

Just over a month ago, Brookfield Property Partners (NYSE: BPY) announced it had reached a deal to acquire General Growth Properties (GGP) for $ 9.25 billion (after GGP had rejected a previous offer of $ 7.4 billion in 2017).

Last August Ackman said that Simon Property Group had shown interest in acquiring General Growth and he lobbied for the two firms to begin talks.

Simon Property Group Inc. dropped a bombshell in announcing this morning that it has made a $ 10 billion offer to acquire General Growth Properties Inc..

If BAM is attempting to acquire General Growth Properties Inc (NYSE: GGP), I am confused as to how this is not a conflict of interest.

Not exact matches

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General Growth Properties» shares surged amid chatter that Brookfield was in talks to acquire the U.S. - based retail REIT.

«This trend could be due to several factors (or a combination of them): more startups being targeted for acquihires as their growth slows, capital availability leading to more ready cash on - hand, and a general consolidation of certain industries (e.g., food delivery companies acquiring each other),» CB Insights wrote in a blog post.

Following the bankruptcy of General Growth Properties in 2010, a spin - off company, Howard Hughes Corp., acquired G.G.P.'s lease on the South Street Seaport.

«A general message from these studies is that cancer cells benefit from modulating epigenetic factors like SIRT6 by acquiring the ability to override normal cellular growth control patterns,» says Mostoslavsky, an associate professor of Medicine at Harvard Medical School and an associate member at the Broad Institute.

I live near Columbia and Baltimore, so I know of a lot of property owned by General Growth that was bought when they acquired the Rouse Corp..

Prior to that, he was a General Manager at Recommind (acquired by OpenText) providing senior leadership and driving significant revenue growth through 2013.

Looking to acquire a challenging and rewarding position as a General Surgeonin a growth - oriented company where I can use my experience, education and skills in order to provide quality health care service to patients.

Looking to acquire a challenging and rewarding position as a General Manager in a growth - oriented company where I can use my experience, education and skills in order to coordinate and manage a team

With more than 25 years of demonstrated broad - business perspective and boasting a broad portfolio of designing unique selling propositions and marketing strategies that drive growth and increase profits, I now want to acquire a Business Consultant and General Ma...

General Growth acquired the Grand Canal Shoppes at the Venetian last year.

The highest - profile run - in between General Growth and Simon began in late 2001 when General Growth came close to nailing a deal to acquire Netherlands - based Rodamco North America N.V..

General Growth comes close to acquiring Netherlands - based Rodamco North America, before a consortium of Westfield Holdings, Simon Property Group and The Rouse Co. sweep in with a $ 5.3 billion bid.

DIPPING INTO A CASH PILE FROM its failed Rodamco North America bid, General Growth Properties Inc. will acquire JP Realty Inc. of Salt Lake City for $ 1.1 billion.

Later in the year General Growth acquires JP Realty.

With Westfield Holdings, General Growth Properties acquires CenterMark Properties in a $ 1 billion deal.

HOUSTON — GGP / Homart II LLC, an affiliate of Chicago - based General Growth Properties, has acquired Willowbrook Mall for $ 144.9 million from a pension account managed by Atlanta - based Lend Lease Real Estate Investments...

And General Growth Properties announced plans to acquire more than 1.9 million square feet of middle - market regional malls, including Foothills Mall in Fort Collins, Colo., Chico Mall in Chico, Calif., and Rogue Valley in Medford, Ore..

General Growth Properties Inc. entered into a definitive agreement with certain affiliates of Pershing Square Capital Management L.P. to acquire a 14.1 percent interest in Aliansce Shopping Centers S.A., a Brazilian shopping center developer...

In September, CPPIB entered a joint venture with General Growth Properties to acquire partial ownership in GGP's Plaza Frontenac and Saint Louis Galleria.

Victoria Ward, a wholly owned subsidiary that General Growth recently acquired, obtained this new unsecured debt.

When General Growth Properties announced last month that it would acquire the venerable Rouse Co. in a deal worth $ 12.6 billion, it was the latest in a series of big - money plays that saw Simon buy Chelsea Property Group for $ 3.5 billion and Mills Corp. buy a $ 1.3 billion stake in nine malls owned by GM's pension plan.

Chicago — Locally based General Growth Properties Inc. recently acquired Tucson Mall in Tucson, Ariz. from a private partnership for approximately $ 180 million.

General Growth Properties (GGP), the nation's second - largest mall REIT, today acquired Pecanland Mall in Monroe, La., for about $ 72 million...

General Growth Properties, Inc. announced agreements to acquire a 100 percent interest in both Saint Louis Galleria in St. Louis, MO, and Coronado Center in Albuquerque, NM, from two different institutional owners.

General Growth Properties today announced a $ 1.1 billion deal to acquire JP Realty Inc. of Salt Lake City.

Chicago - based General Growth Properties acquired a 50 percent ownership interest in Town East Mall in Mesquite, Texas.

Los Angeles - based Westfield America Inc. entered into an agreement with Chicago - based General Growth Properties to acquire a 50 percent interest in Meriden Square in Meriden, Conn..

In a joint venture, Chicago - based General Growth Properties Inc. and Montreal - based Ivanhoe Inc. acquired two shopping centers from The Prudential Insurance Co., Newark, N.J..

Chicago - based General Growth Properties Inc. acquired a portfolio of eight malls from London - based MEPC plc, the parent company of Dallas - based MEPC American Properties, for $ 871 million.

Simon, the Indianapolis - based REIT with the largest portfolio of malls in the U.S., issued a detailed release early Tuesday morning saying that it had made a written offer to acquire Chicago - based General Growth Properties Inc. in a fully financed transaction valued at more than $ 10 billion, including approximately $ 9 billion in cash.

The deal frenzy peaked in 2004 when, in a matter of months, Simon Property Group acquired Chelsea Property Group for $ 3.5 billion and General Growth Properties completed the largest REIT buyout ever, acquiring Rouse Co. for $ 12.6 billion.

Chicago - based General Growth Properties has acquired a 50 percent ownership interest in Town East Mall shopping center in Mesquite, Texas.

Management Contracts Chicago - based General Growth Properties announced that it has acquired management contracts for 13 regional malls since late 1998.

This acquisition marks the third major portfolio acquired by General Growth in the past four years.

Chicago - based General Growth Properties Inc. has acquired Southwest Plaza in Denver for $ 113 million from Southwest Properties Venture, the original developer.

But analysts also criticized General Growth in 1999 when it acquired Honolulu's Ala Moana Center for $ 810 million at a time when REIT stock prices were sliding.

The warrants represent the right to acquire 18,432,855 shares of General Growth common stock, par value $ 0.01 per share.

Houston — GGP / Homart II LLC, a joint venture between General Growth Properties and New York State Common Retirement Fund recently acquired Willowbrook Mall in Houston for close to $ 144.9 million.

Los Angeles - based Westfield America Inc. has entered into an agreement with Chicago - based General Growth Properties to acquire a 50 percent interest in Meriden Square in Meriden, Conn..

Chicago - based General Growth Properties Inc. has agreed to acquire an eight - mall portfolio for $ 871 million from London - based MEPC plc, the parent company of Dallas - based MEPC American Properties.

Now, General Growth Properties, a Chicago - based real - estate investment trust that owns, manages, leases and develops high - end retail properties throughout the United States, and New York - based Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp., which specializes in trophy and iconic retail properties in prime luxury locations around the country, have formed a joint venture to acquire the minority interest in the district that is transforming into an ultra-luxury shopping area.