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G City Real Estate Deal Collapses as Katzman Cites Partner Disputes and Financial Concerns
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First reported by Globes · 3 hours ago
What happened
The planned sale of Israeli real estate firm G City to Ari Nadlan and Wishpro collapsed due to disputes over new partners and contract terms, prompting Katzman to reopen the sale process and seek new buyers.
- 01The G City control sale to Ari Nadlan and Wishpro collapsed one month after signing.
- 02Katzman cited a weaker new partner and contract deviations as reasons for the deal's failure.
- 03Original agreement required Ari Nadlan to be the sole buyer after financial vetting.
- 04New agreement allowed changes in control and Ari Nadlan's possible exit, breaching terms.
- 05Katzman received new offers and reopened the sale process expecting more buyers.
- 06Plans continue for European deals to reach a 50% ownership target and reduce expenses.
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