Mintz Levin has represented CVS Caremark in sale and leaseback transactions involving more than 2,400 retail properties, located in over 40 states, with an aggregate value in excess of $9 billion. CVS/Pharmacy, the retail division of CVS Caremark, is the largest retail pharmacy in the United States with over 7,400 CVS/Pharmacy and Longs Drugs stores. Our attorneys oversee all aspects of these very complex transactions, which involve the following:

• 144(a) and private placement financings
• Deal structuring, negotiating, and drafting the acquisition, leasing, and other transaction documentation
• Managing the land use and environmental diligence process
• Overseeing the related securities law matters
• Representing CVS Caremark in the largest retail sale / leaseback transaction in the nation’s history, a transaction that involved 340 stores with an aggregate value of $1.5 billion

Mintz Levin counsels this multibillion-dollar private real estate investment fund in its acquisition, financing, and leasing of numerous US properties, including the acquisitions, dispositions, financings, and leasing of the following:

• $16 million office and industrial portfolio in the Baltimore / Washington, DC industrial corridor
• $60 million Pillar at Desert View multifamily property in Scottsdale, Arizona
• $31 million Spectrum Corporate Plaza in San Diego, California
• $67 million industrial portfolio in Atlanta, Georgia; St. Louis, Missouri; and Kansas City, Missouri
• $20 million office property in McLean, Virginia

Mintz Levin is Broadcom’s primary leasing and acquisition counsel in the United States and its coordinating counsel for real estate acquisitions in foreign markets. The firm has had a long-term engagement with this Fortune 500 company and its corporate facilities in the United States, Canada, Europe, and Asia. Recent transactions include the following:

• Build-to-suit lease transaction of 150,000 square feet in Rancho Bernardo, California
• Leasing transaction of over 200,000 square feet of office and R&D facilities in Santa Clara, California, along with a 200,000-square-foot data center
• Acquisition transaction of the digital television business of AMD (Advanced Micro Devices), including owned and leased facilities in the United States, Canada, and Asia