TRAVERSE CITY, MI-Trigild, based in San Diego, has been hired to manage and eventually sell the 590,000-square-foot Grand Traverse Mall here. The property is about 80% occupied, and has almost 100 stores, including Macy’s, JCPenney, Target and TJ Maxx.

The mall was transferred to lenders by former owner General Growth Properties this year, after the Chicago-based REIT emerged from bankruptcy and pushed a plan to divest certain properties. GE Commercial Mortgage Corp. held the $85 million note on the property as of this year. GGP no longer includes the mall as part of its holdings.

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