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Chesapeake Developed Shopping Centers as Gas Prices Fell: Energy
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Chesapeake Energy Corp., under fire from investor Carl Icahn for focusing on “non-core assets,” has amassed more than $300 million of real estate in its home-town Oklahoma City area, including shopping centers.
The exact size of Chesapeake Land Development Co.’s holdings, valued according to county tax records, is unclear from public filings. The empire, which has built at least two retail developments from scratch, has also included a church, houses and a grocery store.