Largest of the incoming tenants are Cabela's, which will open a 200,000-sf outdoor store, and Muvico, which will occupy nearly 200,000 sf with a 23-screen movie complex. Also in the entertainment category are AEG Live, with a 71,000-sf, 3,000-seat theater; Wannado City (60,000 sf); a Lucky Strike bowling complex (29,000 sf); and a MagiQuest game center (23,000 sf).
Others just signed include Forever 21, which will operate a 55,000-sf junior department store; Legoland Discovery Center (48,000 sf); and a Zeytinia Gourmet Market (24,000 sf). In the apparel category, the list includes Children's Place (27,000 sf), Against All Odds (also 27,000 sf) and H&M (23,500 sf).
The Los Angeles-based Colony Capital bought the project from the troubled Mills Corp. a year ago, and the latter has since been acquired by Simon Property Group. In late 2006, Colony Capital completed a recapitalization of the project, a deal that included Dune Real Estate, Credit Suisse and KanAm. The site is owned by the New Jersey Sports & Exposition Authority, the state agency that owns and operates the surrounding Meadowlands Sports Complex.
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