Mergers & Acquisitions

The Inland Private Capital Corporation has been busy the first half of the year.

GameStop is shaking up its corporate ranks.

The decision, say the landlord’s attorneys, will set a ‘flagship’ precedent for landlords of locations with unique rental values.

The largest privately held shopping center developer, owner and manager in the western United States has promoted its executive VP of operations.

Pyramid Management Group has been rather busy lately shoring up the finances of its malls, including Destiny USA in Syracuse.

Mango is growing its footprint through a partnership.

Walmart Puerto Rico is upgrading its in-store customer experience.

U.S. Prime members are gaining a new perk while Grubhub is obtaining a competitive advantage against DoorDash and Uber Eats.

Gap Inc. will set up shop in India through a franchise agreement with the country’s largest retailer.

Before COVID-19 got all Class A mall developers considering new uses for their well-located land, PREIT CEO Joe Coradino said he would consider selling off surrounding mall property to multifamily developers in dense regions needing housing.