Seritage Growth Properties (NYSE: SRG) historically generated its revenue by owning, developing, redeveloping, and leasing a national portfolio of retail, residential, and mixed-use properties originally acquired from Sears Holdings. The company made money through collecting rental income from commercial tenants, retail partners, and residential occupants following the multi-tenant redevelopment of former department store sites. However, following the adoption of a formal Plan of Sale by its shareholders, the company's primary monetization mechanism shifted away from traditional leasing toward the orderly liquidation, monetization, and asset sales of its remaining real estate holdings, land parcels, and joint venture interests to distribute proceeds back to stakeholders.