Las fusiones de los centros comerciales se aceleran con la adquisición de GGP por parte de Brookfield

The video discusses Brookfield's acquisition of GGP at a price considered too low by analysts and shareholders. Brookfield's existing 34% stake gives it significant voting power, complicating potential competing bids. Analysts criticize the deal as negative for the sector, and the market reacts with a decline in mall shares. The video also highlights the ongoing challenges faced by malls due to the rise of e-commerce and changing consumer behaviors.

Why are analysts dissatisfied with Brookfield's acquisition price for GGP?

• Brookfield's offer was the highest bid.

• Brookfield paid above the net asset value.

• Brookfield's offer was lower than expected.

• Brookfield owns less than 10% of GGP.

What is a major concern for independent shareholders regarding the Brookfield deal?

• They find it difficult to oppose the deal.

• They have no voting rights.

• They are required to buy more shares.

• They cannot sell their shares.

How has the rise of e-commerce affected traditional malls?

• Reduced the need for online shopping.

• Boosted sales in physical stores.

• Decreased the number of mall visitors.

• Increased foot traffic in malls.

What has been the trend in mall shares following the Brookfield deal?

• A significant increase in value.

• A broad-based decline in shares.

• A slight increase in shares.

• Stability in the market.

What is a key factor contributing to the challenges faced by the mall sector?

• The rise of experiential shopping.

• The decline of e-commerce.

• The stability of traditional retail.

• The increase in mall construction.