Chicago Developer To Acquire Rouse
A Chicago developer of regional shopping malls will buy Maryland's The Rouse Co. for $12.6 billion.
"The Rouse Co., the Columbia-based development company that played a major role in the redevelopment of cities across America from Boston to Chicago to Baltimore, where it was a key early player in the revitalization of the Inner Harbor, will be sold to Chicago-based General Growth Properties, Inc.
...General Growth Properties Inc. said that the total value of the acquisition included $5.4 billion in assumed debt, and $67.50 per share in cash, or about $7.2 billion. Rouse's board has approved the transaction, which is subject to shareholder approval."
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