Sentence examples for mall properties from inspiring English sources

She is the chief operating officer of Mall Properties, a real estate and investment firm in New York, of which her father is founder and chairman.

The proxy statement also illustrates the feverish competition for mall properties as huge REIT's try to expand their business when there are few desirable locations left for large shopping centers.

Mr. Gennette said Macy's was also pursuing other sales or joint ventures at its flagship stores in New York, Chicago and Minneapolis, as well as some of its mall properties.

FINANCIAL TIMES   Sears Names a Real Estate Head  |  David Lukes, who previously was the chief executive of Mall Properties, was named president of real estate development at Sears Holdings, which is controlled by Edward S. Lampert, the Associated Press reports.

Its growth plans involve building "micro cities" around some of its existing mall properties with the objective to build 10 mixed-use townships by 2020 as part of an estimated $11 billion expansion.

A recent New Yorker article even went so far as to ask if the very idea of commercially viable mall properties is over in the U.S. With intuitively designed apps, highly interactive websites and same-day shipping all widely available, it's an uphill battle for retailers.

The former Chapel Square Mall property was recently purchased by a group of investors after a steady decline in its retail business.

"We still have an active ban list," the other said, referencing a list of chronic rule-breakers not allowed on mall property.

What the mall did was inform New Jersey Transit that unless it was ready to pay rent for a bus shelter, a total of the 130 buses making 260 trips each day -- and carrying about 700 passengers, many of them old and infirm -- the buses would no longer be allowed on mall property.

According to newspapers from the time stockholders of the former corporation became the owners of the mall property.

Even as the mall property is up for sale, Artegon is in the midst of adding new retailers and attractions.