Whitestone REIT's shares surged up to 7.9% following the news of MCB Real Estate's enhanced takeover bid.
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MCB Real Estate has raised its takeover bid for Whitestone REIT to $1.45 billion.
Whitestone REIT's shares jumped as much as 7.9% following the news of the enhanced takeover bid.
MCB Real Estate focuses on acquiring and managing high-value commercial properties, with a particular emphasis on distressed assets and value-add opportunities.
Whitestone REIT specializes in community-centric properties, including retail, office, and mixed-use assets, primarily located in the Sun Belt region of the United States.
The acquisition of Whitestone REIT would provide MCB Real Estate with access to a high-quality portfolio of community-focused properties, diversified portfolio, and the potential for enhanced operational efficiencies and better access to capital.
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