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Top Stories for the Week of July 5, 2006 Print Full Issue   Click Here For Regional Coverage Winn-Dixie Files Reorganization JACKSONVILLE, FL-If approved, the bankrupt retailer could start opening stores again in 2008. Report: Kimco Eyes New Plan NEW YORK CITY-The acquisition could total close to $3 billion, according to a Bank of America Report, and would give Kimco 458 centers. Guitar Center Details Expansion CHICAGO-The Westlake Village, CA-based retailer sees potential for 160 of each of its two larger format stores. Life Time Keeps Expanding CHICAGO-The fitness-club operator, with 49 units in nine states, has the potential for 200 more facilities, management says. Walgreen On Growth Track DEERFIELD, IL-The company is on its way to having 7,000 units by 2010, and management expects 500 new stores next year. Print Top Stories

Features Cousins’ Joel Murphy “That’s the definition of a good site – where the retailers want to go.” What Is Lord & Taylor’s Future? Experts say that NRDC could operate the chain as its existing business or sell. Hiring From the Outside Retailers should consider an outside management team with experience to turn visions into reality.

Regional Coverage
Northeast     Print Full Region • Tiffany Polishes the Brand • Lane Bryant Outlet Debuts • Legacy Place Signs Anchors • Related Will Develop its 119-Acre Campus • Former Rope Factory Gets $375M Makeover • JV Outlines $75M Mixed-Use Project • NYC Firm Buys 14 Retail Properties • American Eagle Closes on Hot Metal Site • South Station Gets Final Approval • $64M Package Refinances Four Centers	Southeast     Print Full Region • Highwoods Rejects Proposal • Cousins Details $100M Condo Project
Midwest     Print Full Region • Starbucks Outlines Strategy • Cheesecake Has Room To Triple • Family Dollar Slows Growth • Glen Ellyn Approves New Center • Hickory Palos Square Trades for $25M • Self-Storage Portfolio Sells for $15M	Southwest     Print Full Region • CKE Charts Steady Path • Las Colinas Owners Cut New Development Path • Stakeholders Weigh In on Urban Center Change • Cotter Steps Down From Staubach's Top Slot
West     Print Full Region • Zumiez Buys Fast Forward • Stratford Hall Buys 162,000-SF Power Center • JV Picks Up 127,000-SF Retail Center