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3/1/2007

DEVELOPMENT

Regency Centers has acquired 13.09 acres of land in Portage, Ind. (35 miles southeast of Chicago), selling 7.7 acres of it to Kohl’s. The site will be developed as the first phase of Airport Crossing shopping center and will include an 89,911-sq.-ft. Kohl’s along with 12,000 sq. ft. of small shops and two outparcels.

ACQUISITIONS

The Mills Corp. and Brookfield Asset Management Inc. have announced an agreement under which Brookfield will acquire The Mills for about $1.35 billion in cash and assume another $7.5 billion in debt and preferred-stock liability. As part of the agreement, The Mills will merge into a newly formed subsidiary of Brookfield, and The Mills common stockholders will receive $21 in cash for each share of The Mills common stock.… Morgan Stanley has acquired five properties from Woolbright Development for $281 million. The five centers—Oak Grove Shoppes, Sea Ranch Centre, River Bridge Centre, Murdock Carrousel and Galt Ocean Marketplace—are all located in Florida.… Primestor Development has acquired Bell Gardens Marketplace, a 159,831-sq.-ft. grocery-anchored center in Bell Gardens, Calif.

SERVICES

Property Works, Decatur, Ga., has been selected as the lease-management service provider for BCSE, which operates Just Brakes of Dallas. The 140-unit chain will use a blend of Property Works’ software and lease-management services.

INVESTMENTS

CBL & Associates Properties announced an agreement with Bain Capital to invest in subsidiaries of Jinsheng Group, amall operator and real estate development company based in Nanjing, China. CBL and Bain Capital will acquire a significant minority equity interest through an initial investment of $60 million. Jinsheng Group owns or operates two home-decor shopping malls and two general retail shopping centers in Nanjing, and two home-decor shopping malls in Shanghai, totaling 7.1 million sq. ft. The company also has several development projects currently under way.

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