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In the recently-concluded AFD I made the following comment:
working on expanding the history and looking at the sources that are easily available, I think it would probably make more sense to move this to J. T. Allum and Company since that's both the parent company of JTA Supermarkets, and the developer of Carlton Centre, Cross Crossing Shopping Centre and the new C3 Centre. Except for a decade or so when McAL managed the supermarket side of things, the supermarket and property development businesses have been deeply intertwined. (If memory serves me, the Mack family were one of the largest shareholders in McAL until it was taken over by ANSA in 1987 to form the current ANSA McAL.)
