The trust is also partnering with two companies, Jacksonville, FL-based Latitudes and Oakbrook, IL-based Pinstripes, with about $35 earmarked for venues. This includes purchasing the existing main Latitude 30 location in Jacksonville, as well as a build-to-suit in Indianapolis and a renovation in Warrenville, IL. Latitudes properties are 40,000 square feet to 100,000 square feet, and include the newest styles in video games, luxury bowling, movie screening rooms with food service, a high-tech sports bar and other restaurants.

EFA Partners LLC arranged the Latitudes-Entertainment partnership. Kenny Favre, an EFA partner, said in a statement that the deal will allow Latitudes to expand into other markets. “Studies show that many markets are underserved for revolutionary establishments of his type,” he said. Latitudes plans to open up to seven new locations by 2015, Favre said.

The rest of the deals planned by Entertainment Properties include about $38 million for charter schools in Washington, DC; Hurricane, UT; Salt Lake, UT and Broomfield, CO. The remaining $20 million is for two sale-leaseback locations of TopGolf in Dallas and Allen, TX.

Silvers says this entire announcement was the trust’s way of showing stockholder’s that the 2012 promises made at a recent fourth-quarter report are happening. “We’ll continue to announce more throughout the year, we just wanted to demonstrate our investment pipeline,” he says. The trust has about $3 billion invested in properties such as theaters and other destination retail, as well as charter schools.