Deals

Toys “R” Us, which officially closed the doors to its U.S. operations at the end of June, has put leases on its stores in 29 states up for auction.

Forest City, whose retail holdings include retail centers throughout New York City, is being acquired by a Brookfield real estate fund.

A noted full-service real estate services company in Florida has added Killearn Shopping Center in Tallahassee to its expanding portfolio.

While some retailers are shuttering doors, fitness chains are hardly breaking a sweat as malls and shopping centers are leveraging them as anchors to increase foot traffic.

Toys “R” Us has hired a firm to help maximize the value of the properties it is selling.

In a 100% stock-for-stock transaction, Phillips Edison & Company has merged with its internally managed real estate investment trust, Phillips Edison Grocery REIT II.

The owners of New Jersey’s fourth largest mall have received approval from the Eatontown Planning Board to add 700 residential units and transform the property into a mixed-use community.

Nine West Holdings has taken another step toward selling its remaining business.