Under terms of an antitrust agreement, real estate company Melisron, who was allowed to acquire British Israel by authorities, has sold two of its malls for more than $271 million. Melisron has sold the malls to a group of insurance companies, according to reports. The chairwoman for the company has also announced more property sales in the future.
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