New Burnsville Center owner with checkered past optimistic about mall s future Mike Kohan sees new chances for the mall, which was regaining traffic before COVID. January 9, 2021 8:19am Text size Copy shortlink:
Mike Kohan has made a career of buying distressed shopping centers, including the recent purchase of the bulk of the struggling Burnsville Center.
Kohan, who leads New York-based Kohan Retail Investment Group, plans to again increase the number of tenants, partly by catering to smaller, local businesses.
Similar to plans at other Twin Cities malls, he also wants to recruit more entertainment options to Burnsville and possibly apartments to some of the land surrounding the mall.
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