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Starwood Asks Monmouth Investors to Reject Deal With Zell

(Bloomberg) -- Starwood Capital Group plans to solicit votes against Monmouth Real Estate Investment

Starwood Asks Monmouth Investors to Reject Deal With Zell

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Starwood said it expected Monmouth shareholders to be equally disappointed and to vote against the deal with Zell.</p>\n<p>It also said in the statement Wednesday that its offer is fully financed and requires no further diligence or approvals, unlike the requirement that Equity Commonwealth shareholders support its own deal.</p>\n<p>Starwood, which is led by Barry Sternlicht, said plans to solicit votes against the Equity Commonwealth deal.</p>\n<p>Monmouth, a Holmdel, New Jersey-based real estate investment trust focused on industrial property, agreed in May to be acquired by Equity Commonwealth in an all-share deal currently valued at roughly $2.7 billion, including debt.</p>\n<p>The company subsequently received an all-cash offer from another unnamed suitor for $18.70 a share, which amounted to a purchase price of $19.51 a share that would be reduced by about $62 million due to a termination fee on the original deal, and a dividend of 18 cents that was to be issued as part of the original transaction.</p>\n<p>Starwood later confirmed a Bloomberg News report it was behind the offer, and had sweetened its bid as it pursued the acquisition. 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Starwood Asks Monmouth Investors to Reject Deal With Zell

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