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                                                                   EXHIBIT 10.22

                                     IN THE
                         LOUISIANA GAMING CONTROL BOARD

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IN RE: Horseshoe Entertainment,     :
a Louisiana limited partnership     :
Licensee                            :
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License No.: R010800198             :
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                                   STIPULATION

        NOW COMES Horseshoe Entertainment, a Louisiana limited partnership
("Horseshoe"), Licensee, and the Louisiana Department of Public Safety and
Corrections, Office of Louisiana State Police, Casino Gaming Division
("Division"), each duly represented by counsel who respectfully represent:

        I.      Background.

                A. This matter is before the Louisiana Gaming Control Board
        ("Board") pursuant to its authority to consider renewals of licenses and
        the conditional renewals it has previously granted in these matters.

                B. Horseshoe became licensed with an effective date of November
        22, 1993 and this Honorable Board on October 20, 1998, (effective
        November 22, 1998) and on October 19, 1999, (effective November 22,
        1999) conditionally renewed the license at issue in these proceedings,
        and the business has acquiesced in and operated pursuant to these
        Conditional Renewals, which is now before the Board for further
        consideration.

                C. The delay in conducting renewal hearings for all Louisiana
        riverboat

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        gaming licensees was primarily due to the determination of the Division
        and the Board that thorough investigations were needed to insure the
        integrity of the licensees and gaming in the State of Louisiana. This
        undertaking was deemed necessary for all licensees due to circumstances
        of the original licensing process for the Louisiana Riverboat Gaming
        Industry, including facts made known as a result of the federal trial of
        a former governor and other events surrounding the emergence of gaming
        in Louisiana. In addition, the renewal process has been delayed by an
        erroneous court ruling relating to procedures before the Board, which
        ruling was corrected by the Louisiana Supreme Court in Metro Riverboat
        Associates, Inc. v. Louisiana Gaming Control Board, et al.

                D. As a result of the extensive investigation and re-evaluation
        of the Horseshoe, as well as all other licensees, the Division stated in
        its May 13, 2002 Report on Conditional License Renewal and First
        Supplemental Report on Conditional License Renewal ("Report") that the
        facts set forth therein may indicate that the Horseshoe engaged in
        business practices inconsistent with the high standards of conduct
        required of a licensee and which created the opportunity for misconduct.
        The Division in its Report did not initiate a revocation proceeding to
        find Horseshoe or any of its owners "unsuitable," nor did the Division
        recommend to the Board that the Board refuse to renew the gaming license
        of Horseshoe or any of its owners. Rather, the Division presented facts
        to the Board which were deemed by the Division to be relevant to the
        decision of the Board to renew. Thereafter, the Division received
        Horseshoe's Answer and Response to Report on Conditional License Renewal
        and additional information and evidence provided by Horseshoe.

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                E. In its Report, the Division stated that Horseshoe had engaged
        in business practices that reflected conduct inconsistent with the high
        standards required of a licensee and which could create the opportunity
        for and the appearance of impropriety. Generally, the areas investigated
        and reported by the Division include the failure to properly document
        and finalize in writing business relationships, including the granting
        of equity interests, an inappropriately reimbursed legal expense, the
        procurement of products and services, including consulting agreements,
        record keeping and payments related thereto. The Division's
        investigation further determined that while the questioned business
        practices could have created the opportunity for impropriety, no such
        impropriety has been alleged to have occurred and the Report did not
        aver that there were any violations of criminal or civil laws. Further,
        the Division acknowledges that Horseshoe has been taking steps to
        improve past business practices and has agreed to implement additional
        formal procedures of the kind required of a licensee in a highly
        regulated industry. Those formal procedures developed by Horseshoe in
        concert with the Division are set forth in Exhibit A attached hereto and
        entitled, Horseshoe Entertainment Business Relationship Review and
        Disclosure Procedures.

                F. In its Report, the Division stated that in connection with
        voluntary established minority procurement goals, Horseshoe misreported
        certain minority procurement amounts. Upon being notified by the
        Division of the misreporting, Horseshoe immediately commenced an
        internal investigation to determine the cause of such misreporting.
        Horseshoe provided the Division with the final report of its internal

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        investigation and began implementing procedures to provide for more
        accurate reporting, a process that will continue in the future
        consistent with the policies set forth in Exhibit B.

                G. The Licensee employs approximately 2500 persons and has since
        commencement of operations paid compensation and provided employee
        benefits having a value of over $546,000,000. In addition, Licensee has
        paid the State of Louisiana in excess of $330,000,000 in gaming taxes
        and approximately $73,000,000 in sales and use tax, unemployment tax and
        withholdings on payroll and gaming winnings. The Licensee has paid
        Bossier City and Bossier Parish in excess of $103,000,000 in gaming
        taxes, sales and use tax and property taxes and a one-time licensing fee
        of $1,275,000. The Licensee also contributed to the economic development
        of Bossier City and the State of Louisiana in fulfillment of the
        statutory goals of the Riverboat Economic Development and Gaming Control
        Act through the utilization of Louisiana resources, goods and services
        in the construction and operation of the Licensee's riverboat and
        property.

        In consideration of the foregoing and subject to the Board's approval,
Horseshoe and the Division hereby stipulate as follows to settle, compromise,
remedy and resolve this matter in connection with the pending Report.

        II.     Horseshoe agrees to the following terms and conditions as
                conditions to the license renewal of Horseshoe.

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                A. Payment to the State of Louisiana of Four Hundred Ten
        Thousand Dollars ($410,000.00) as a reasonably imposed condition for the
        misreporting of certain minority procurement amounts.

                B. Payment to the State of Louisiana of six million, nine
        hundred ninety thousand dollars ($6,990,000) as a reasonably imposed
        condition in connection with the Division's averments and concerns
        relative to Horseshoe's past business practices as outlined in paragraph
        IE. The amount paid includes the costs and expenses related to the
        license renewal investigation; however, no excess costs advanced by the
        licensee shall be refunded by the Division.

                C. The payments made as conditions of renewal are remedial in
        nature and do not constitute a fine, forfeiture or penalty.

                D. Horseshoe's payment of the above amounts shall be made within
        ten business days of the Board's approval of this Stipulation and the
        renewal of Horseshoe's license with these conditions.

                E. In addition to protective measures and business practices
        already in place and to insure that its business practices are
        consistent with the high standards of conduct required of a licensee,
        Horseshoe submits as its commitment to more formalized procedures those
        procedures set forth in Horseshoe's Business Relationship Review and
        Disclosure Procedures attached as Exhibit A. Within 90 days of the
        Board's approval of this stipulation and the renewal of the License,
        Horseshoe shall have fully implemented such procedures.

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                F. Horseshoe further acknowledges that the Casino Gaming
        Division of the Louisiana State Police is mandating a continuing
        progression to a higher standard of practices and procedures by the
        gaming industry to avoid any impropriety or appearance thereof. As a
        condition of holding a gaming license Horseshoe commits to implement
        those policies articulated by the Casino Gaming Division of the
        Louisiana State Police in Exhibit B attached hereto.

        III.    Miscellaneous.

                A. Effect of Stipulation: The approval of this Stipulation by
        the Board shall not constitute a finding by the Board that any violation
        of administrative regulations or state law occurred relating to the
        matters set forth in the Report, and shall not constitute an admission
        or acknowledgment by Horseshoe of such.

                B. Scope of Stipulation: The Division acknowledges that approval
        of this Stipulation by the Board and satisfaction of the conditions
        contained herein shall result in a full and final compromise, release
        and settlement as to Horseshoe, its current and former officers,
        directors, and employees, and their successors and assigns of all
        violations and any other actions, proceedings, claims for compensation,
        fines, penalties or other remedies which may be commenced or asserted
        based upon the acts, transactions or omissions relating to or similar in
        nature to the matters set forth in the Report and the matters subsumed
        within the scope of the Division's renewal investigation and the renewal
        proceedings as the matters pertain to Horseshoe, its owners, its current
        and former officers, directors, employees and their successors and
        assigns.

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                C. Approval Required: This proposed Stipulation is subject to
        the approval of the Board and will be submitted to the Board along with
        the financial, audit and suitability reports from the Division at the
        time the Board acts upon the license renewal application of Horseshoe.

                D. Effective Date of Stipulation: This Stipulation shall become
        effective upon approval by the Board and the renewal of Horseshoe's
        license as provided in the preceding paragraph.

                E. Applicable Law: This Stipulation and the terms and conditions
        hereof shall be controlled and interpreted under the laws of the State
        of Louisiana. The entering of this Stipulation shall not affect the
        exclusive jurisdiction of the Board over this renewal matter, including
        the continuing authority over the conditions imposed herein.
        Determination of whether the conditions imposed herein are met shall not
        constitute a disputed or contested matter to be heard by a hearing
        officer, but shall constitute a continuing part of the license renewal
        process.

                F. Successors and Assigns: This Stipulation shall be binding on
        the parties hereto, as well as their successors and assigns. The
        Stipulation is not, however, a third-party-beneficiary agreement,
        intended to provide a benefit to anyone other than

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        Horseshoe, and its officers, directors and shareholders even upon
        approval by the Board and renewal of the license.

This Stipulation is signed by the undersigned on the dates set forth below in
Baton Rouge, Louisiana.

HORSESHOE ENTERTAINMENT,                     DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND
A LOUISIANA LIMITED PARTNERSHIP              CORRECTIONS, OFFICE OF BY LOUISIANA
by:                                          STATE POLICE, CASINO GAMING
NEW GAMING CAPITAL
PARTNERSHIP ITS GENERAL
DIVISION PARTNER,
by:  HORSESHOE GP, INC. ITS
GENERAL PARTNER

By /s/ Jack B. Binion                        By /s/ Dane K. Morgan
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   JACK B. BINION                               CAPT. DANE K. MORGAN
   CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER                      DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY AND
                                                CORRECTIONS, OFFICE OF LOUISIANA
                                                POLICE, CASINO GAMING DIVISION

BY ATTORNEYS

By /s/ Dominic F. Polizzotto                 By /s/ P. Raymond Lamonica
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   DOMINIC F. POLIZZOTTO                        P. RAYMOND LAMONICA, ESQ.
   SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT AND                    SPECIAL ASSISTANT
   GENERAL COUNSEL                              ATTORNEY GENERAL

                                             By /s/ William J. Quinlan, Jr.
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                                                WILLIAM J. QUINLAN, JR., ESQ.
                                                ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL
                                                DIRECTOR, GAMING DIVISION

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                                    EXHIBIT A

HORSESHOE ENTERTAINMENT'S BUSINESS RELATIONSHIP REVIEW AND DISCLOSURE PROCEDURES

A.      Horseshoe Entertainment will establish a compliance committee in
        accordance with the following parameters:

        1.      The duties of the compliance committee will include, but not be
                limited to the following:

                a.      Systematically reviewing of all existing contracts
                        having a value of in excess of $100,000 in a calendar
                        year or any modification or re-negotiation of any such
                        contract.

                b.      Reviewing all new contracts or vendor relationships
                        having a value of in excess of $100,000 in any one
                        calendar year.

                c.      Holding meetings in Louisiana not less than quarterly,
                        meetings will be open to members of the Attorney
                        General's office, Gaming Division and the Louisiana
                        State Police, Casino Gaming Division (Division).

                d.      Reviewing all vendor relationships for which Horseshoe
                        Entertainment reports amount purchased from a minority
                        or female owned enterprise.

                e.      Reviewing and revising as appropriate the written
                        procedures for obtaining quotes and bids and awarding
                        contracts. The procedures will clearly set forth
                        guidelines which will include prohibited transactions or
                        procurement practices. Such written procedures will be
                        provided to the Division for review and approval.

                f.      The General Counsel will submit a compliance plan to the
                        Division for review within 60 days of the renewal of the
                        Horseshoe Entertainment license. The systematic review
                        of the existing contracts will be completed within 120
                        days following the Division approval of the compliance
                        plan.

        2.      The compliance committee shall be composed as follows:

                a.      Committee will have not less than three individuals, one
                        being Horseshoe Entertainment's Chief Compliance
                        Officer.

                b.      The chief compliance officer will be the primary liaison
                        between the compliance committee and Horseshoe Gaming
                        Holding Corp.

                c.      At least one member of the compliance committee shall
                        not be an employee of Horseshoe Entertainment or any of
                        its parent, subsidiary, holding or affiliated companies,
                        other than in his or her role on the compliance
                        committee, and shall have experience in accounting or
                        finance.

                d.      At least one member of the committee will have knowledge
                        of procurement/purchasing.

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                e.      All appointments to the compliance committee will be
                        subject to the approval of the Division and any member
                        will complete a suitability application upon request.

        3.      One of the primary goals of the compliance committee will be to
                increase communications with the Division by undertaking the
                following:

                a.      The chief compliance officer will notify the Division of
                        the date time and location of all meetings and provide
                        the Division with the opportunity to attend such
                        meetings.

                b.      Compliance committee via the chief compliance officer
                        will provide Division on a quarterly basis with a list
                        of payments of $25,000 or more per quarter made by or on
                        behalf of Horseshoe Entertainment to any entity or
                        person.

                c.      Compliance committee, along with general counsel and the
                        chief compliance officer will be available to address
                        concerns and answer questions of the Division.

                d.      The compliance committee will address any
                        issues/concerns raised by the Division by developing an
                        action plan for submission to Division for approval. The
                        action plan would identify the issue or concern, a
                        suggested remedy and a timeline to implement the remedy
                        following acceptance by Division.

                e.      Within three (3) business days from the date the
                        compliance committee learns of any violation of law,
                        regulation, or these Business Relationship Review and
                        Disclosure Procedures, the compliance committee, a
                        member thereof, or the general counsel shall provide
                        written notification to the Division of such violation.

B.      Independent Audit of Procedures

        1.      Horseshoe Entertainment will commission an independent audit of
                compliance with its procurement and contracting procedures.

        2.      The auditor will be agreed upon by Division.

        3.      The audit report will be delivered to the compliance committee,
                the Board of Directors of Horseshoe Gaming Holding Corp. and the
                Division.

C.      The following transactions will be prohibited:

        1.      Transfer of an ownership interest in Horseshoe Entertainment
                without prior Board or Division approval, as appropriate.

        2.      Borrowing by any equity owner, officer or senior management
                personnel from any Horseshoe Entertainment patron (excludes
                instance where patron may hold directly or indirectly any
                interest in Horseshoe Entertainment publicly traded bonds).

        3.      Use of vendors who do not actively participate in providing the
                goods or services being purchased and/or who do not have a
                financial risk in the endeavor.

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                                    EXHIBIT B

The Casino Gaming Division of the Louisiana State Police submits to the Board
for its consideration the following proposed public policy conditions for all
riverboat licensees. As a component of its renewal, Horseshoe agrees that the
policies are to be conditions of its license renewal, subject to any changes the
Board may formally effectuate in the future.

        A. Recognition of minimal business standards regarding transfers and/or
        granting of equity interests in licensees (or affiliates) by requiring:

                1) that such transfer or grant be reasonably related to
                contributions;

                2) that such transfer agreement or grant agreement be specific
                and in writing;

                3) that such transfer agreement or grant agreement have
                reasonable mechanisms for enforcement or resolution; and

                4) that the true nature of such arrangements be fully disclosed
                to the Board, Division and to the public, when public filings
                take place.

        B. Recognition of minimal business standards regarding consulting
        contracts by requiring:

                1) that such contracts be reasonably specific and in writing;
                and

                2) that such contracts a) require the person to perform the
                reasonable services as stated in the contract, or b) allow for
                the modification of the contract in writing as a result of a
                change in circumstance, or c) allow for the termination of the
                contract and opportunity to seek appropriate legal relief upon a
                failure to provide reasonable services.

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        C. Reporting of minority procurement shall be factually accurate to
        accomplish the true goals of the minority procurement policies of the
        State of Louisiana and the Board. In addition to the requirements of LAC
        42:XIII.2331, any amounts reported in connection with services or goods
        from each vendor shall reflect the actual services or goods provided by
        each vendor. Actual services or goods provided shall mean those provided
        based upon a rational and factual basis, taking into account customary
        and ordinary arms-length business practices.

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                               AGREEMENT
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     THIS AGREEMENT made this 29th day of January, 1987 by and between THE
WALT DISNEY COMPANY, a California corporation (hereinafter called
"Disney"), and ARVIDA ACQUISITION ASSOCIATES, LTD., an Illinois limited
partnership (hereinafter called "Buyer").

                       WITNESSETH, THAT WHEREAS:
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     A.    Arvida Corporation, a Delaware corporation (hereinafter called
"Arvida") is the owner, either directly or through subsidiaries, of certain
real and personal property.  Disney is the owner, either directly or
through subsidiaries, of all the issued and outstanding stock of Arvida.

     B.    This Agreement sets forth the principal terms of the
acquisition of all of the assets of Arvida.

     NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises and the respective
undertakings of the parties hereinafter set forth, it is hereby agreed as
follows:

           1.  PROPERTY TO BE ACQUIRED.  Disney will cause Arvida to sell
to Buyer, and Buyer will purchase from Arvida, all of the "Transferred
Assets". The "Transferred Assets" are all of the properties and assets of
Arvida and its subsidiaries as of December 31, 1986 and any proceeds
thereof, together with any additional property or assets acquired by Arvida
between December 31, 1986 and the "Closing Date", inclusive, subject,
however, to the following:

                 A.   The Transferred Assets will include, but will not
be limited to, all cash, goodwill and trade names of Arvida (which is not
intended to include any intellectual property owned by Disney), and, in
addition, the properties listed on Exhibit "A", hereunto annexed and made a
part hereof.

                 B.   There shall be excluded from the Transferred Assets
all but $11,900,000 of the proceeds ("Boca Proceeds") of the sale by Arvida
Town Center, Inc. to Town Center Associates of a partnership interest in
Town Center Investment Associates, which sale was concluded in December
1986 (and accordingly $11,900,000 of said proceeds shall be included in the
Transferred Assets).  However, the Transferred Assets shall include the
interest of Arvida or its subsidiaries in Butts Road Associates (which
owns, among other things, a development site presently used for parking at
Town Center at Boca Raton). There shall be excluded, in addition, from the
Transferred Assets (1) the intercompany receivable of Arvida from Disney or
an affiliate of Disney in the amount of $4,546,000, and (2) the assets of
the Arvida employee retirement plan (which Disney states that it intends to
terminate following the closing hereunder).

                 C.   Notwithstanding the foregoing, certain assets may
be eliminated from the Transferred Assets as set forth in Paragraph 8
below.

     2.    PURCHASE PRICE.  The purchase price of the Transferred Assets
will be $445,000,000, subject to adjustment as hereinafter set forth.

           A.    This purchase price assumes;

                 (1)  That all indebtedness, secured or unsecured, of the
real property listed in Exhibit "A" hereof under the heading "Residential -
100% Owned," (except the property described in said Exhibit "A" as "Tampa
(Eastwood)" and of the partnerships and joint ventures listed in Exhibit
"A" hereof under the heading "Joint Ventures - Residential," are fully and

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properly reflected in the estimated cash flow statements for the periods
after December 31, 1986 contained in the "Red Book" described in Paragraph
2F hereof; and

                 (2)  That all other real property and interests in real
property included in the Transferred Assets, including, but not limited to,
the real property listed in Exhibit "A", hereunto annexed and made a part
hereof under the heading "Commercial and Industrial - 100% Owned" and all
other partnerships and joint ventures included in the Transferred Assets,
and the assets of such partnerships and joint ventures, including, but not
limited to, the partnerships and joint ventures listed in Exhibit "A"
hereof under the heading "Joint Ventures - Commercial and Industrial
Division", shall be on the Closing Date free from any mortgages or deeds of
trust. Therefore, the purchase price will be reduced to the extent of
Arvida's share of any indebtedness (in the case of subsection (1) above)
and any mortgages or deeds of trusts (in the case of subsection (2) above)
which were not contemplated by Buyer as aforesaid; provided, however, that
if such mortgages or deeds of trust relate to either of the joint ventures
identified in said Exhibit "A" as "Ocala 202" or "Arvida-Boose Joint
Venture," then there will be no reduction under this subparagraph A by
reason of such mortgages or deeds of trust of Ocala 202 or Arvida-Boose
Joint Venture if the same are fully and properly reflected in the estimated
cash flow statements for the periods after December 31, 1986 contained in
the Red Book; provided further, that if Buyer fails to exercise its option
under paragraph 8 hereof respecting the partnership described therein as
"Ocala Hilton (Ocala 201)," then, as set forth in said paragraph 8 it will
not be entitled to a price reduction by reason of mortgages or deeds of
trust on the property of said partnership.

           B.    Disney will use its best efforts to cause to be sold as
soon as reasonably possible, in one or more arms length transactions with
an unrelated party or parties, the assets ("Financial Services Assets") of
Arvida/Disney Financial Services ("Financial Co.").  Disney will be
entitled to the proceeds of such sales up to an aggregate of $7,500,000 and
Buyer will be entitled to the excess of such proceeds over $7,500,000.  Any
sale of the Financial Services Assets shall be subject to the reasonable
approval of Buyer.  Prior to the sale of the same, Disney will cause the
business of Financial Co. to be operated in the ordinary course of business
and shall not permit any payment or distribution to be made, directly or
indirectly, of any assets of Financial Co. to Disney or any of its
affiliates.  The proceeds to which Buyer is entitled hereunder shall be
paid to Buyer within 10 days after the receipt of the same by Disney or any
of its affiliates.

           C.    In the event of the elimination of property from the
Transferred Assets pursuant to Paragraph 8 below, then the purchase price
shall be reduced as set forth in said Paragraph 8.

           D.    The purchase price of the Transferred Assets shall be
reduced by the amount of any payment or distribution of any assets or funds
of Arvida between December 31, 1986 and the Closing Date, inclusive, (1) to
Disney or any of its affiliates, directly or indirectly, unless such
payment or distribution shall be expressly permitted hereunder, or (2) on
or against (a) any liability or obligation of Arvida existing as of
December 31, 1986 which is not assumed by Buyer hereunder, or (b) the Notes
and Mortgages described in paragraph D of Exhibit "F-l" hereof.

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           E.    Hereunto annexed, marked Exhibit "B" and made a part
hereof is a document (herein called "Red Book") entitled "Arvida
Corporation and Subsidiaries Divisional Income Statements and Cash Flow
1985 - 1996", which has been delivered to Buyer by Disney and which Buyer
has relied upon in part in determining the purchase price of the
Transferred Assets.   In the event that the Red Book contains a material
misstatement of a fact, circumstance or condition existing or predictable
as of December 31, 1986 (including but not limited to the omission of a
material fact or circumstance which results in a material misstatement),
as, for example, but without limitation, where it assumes the sale of units
not included in the Transferred Assets or assumes a sale which is not
likely to be concluded on the terms assumed because of other facts or
circumstances or where it fails to include all normal or reasonably
foreseeable costs and expenses associated with the particular sale, then
the purchase price will be reduced by an amount equal to the reduction in
the value of the Transferred Assets as a result of the facts and
circumstances comprising such misstatement.  Buyer recognizes, however,
that the projections in the Red Book are merely an estimate of future
events and Disney does not warrant their accuracy.  The reduction in the
purchase price of the Transferred Assets pursuant to this subparagraph F
will herein be called the "Red Book Reduction".  In order to be entitled to
the Red Book Reduction, Buyer must notify Disney of its assertion of a
material misstatement on or before April 1, 1987.  If the parties fail to
agree on the Red Book Reduction within fifteen (15) days after the
assertion of the same by Buyer, then the amount (if any) of the same shall
be determined by arbitration in accordance with the provisions set forth in
Exhibit "C", hereunto annexed and made a part hereof.

     3.    PAYMENT OF PURCHASE PRICE.  The purchase price of $445,000,000
(as the same may be reduced as set forth in this Agreement) will be paid as
follows:

           A.    $12,500,000 will be paid in cash on the Closing Date.
$6,250,000 of said amount is being deposited with Disney concurrently with
the execution of this Agreement.  In addition to the said deposit of
$6,250,000 with Disney, concurrently with the execution hereof. Buyer shall
deposit in escrow with The First National Bank of Chicago ("Escrow
Holder"), the sum of $6,250,000.  The terms governing such deposit shall be
as set forth in Exhibit "D", hereunto annexed and made a part hereof.

           B.    Disney will make available to Buyer as of the Closing
Date and until October 1, 1987 a revolving credit facility ("Disney
Revolver") provided by Disney, as lender, to Buyer, as borrower, having the
terms set forth in Exhibit "E", hereunto annexed and made a part hereof.
The unpaid balance of the Disney Revolver as of the Closing Date (which
will be payable in accordance with the terms set forth in said Exhibit
"E"), will be deemed to be $143,200,000 (the interest on which commences as
of the Closing Date) and said amount shall evidence $143,200,000 of the
purchase price.

           C.    Buyer will assume the unpaid balance as of the Closing
Date of the Notes and Mortgages, having an aggregate principal balance as
of December 31, 1986 of $12,553,000, described in paragraph "D" of Exhibit
"F-l", hereunto annexed, and made a part hereof and will be deemed thereby
to have paid purchase price of the Transferred Assets equal to the amount
of such liabilities.  The liabilities shown in said Exhibit "F-l" are a
portion of the liabilities of Arvida shown in its balance sheet as of
December 31, 1986, a draft copy of which is hereunto annexed, marked
Exhibit "F-2" and made a part hereof.

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           D.    The balance of the purchase price of the Transferred
Assets (i.e. the amount remaining after deducting from said purchase price
of $445,000,000 (i) the price reductions herein specified, (ii) the
$12,500,000 down payment, (iii) the $143,200,000 Disney Revolver and (iv)
the unpaid balance of the $12,553,000 in Notes and Mortgages, described in
subparagraphs A, B and C above, which amounts to $276,747,000 less the
adjustments in the purchase price provided in this Agreement) will be paid
pursuant to the provisions of a promissory note ("Purchase Price Note") of
Buyer to Arvida in the principal amount equal to such unpaid balance.  The
Purchase Price Note shall bear interest at the rate of 8% per annum
commencing as of April 1, 1987 (regardless of when the Closing Date occurs)
and interest only shall be payable thereunder until maturity.  Interest
shall be payable quarterly commencing July 1, 1987.

     The entire principal and any unpaid interest under the Purchase Price
Note will be payable on December 15, 1987, and principal shall be
prepayable without interest or other penalty at any time on or after
October 1, 1987.  If the Buyer shall be an entity other than JMB Realty
Corporation ("JMB"), then the Purchase Price Note will be unconditionally
guaranteed by JMB (which guaranty will provide that Disney may proceed
directly against JMB for any obligation covered by the guaranty without
first proceeding against the principal obligor).  JMB, by executing this
agreement as general partner in Buyer, individually agrees that so long as
the Purchase Price Note shall be outstanding JMB will not liquidate nor
make a dividend or liquidation distribution to its shareholders.

     4.    ASSUMPTION OF ADDITIONAL DEBTS; PAYMENT TO DISNEY.

           A.    ASSUMPTION OF ADDITIONAL DEBTS.   In addition to the
debts assumed by Buyer under the other provisions of this Agreement, if the
sale of the Transferred Assets hereunder shall close, then as of the
Closing Date, Buyer shall assume the following indebtedness of Arvida:

                 (1)  Buyer will assume the unpaid balance as of the
Closing Date of the liabilities of Arvida as of December 31, 1986, set
forth in paragraphs A, B and C of Exhibit "F-l".  Disney represents and
warrants to Buyer that Disney has caused or will have caused all
"Intercompany Debt" (which, as used herein, means all indebtedness of
Arvida owing to Disney or any affiliate thereof) existing on September 30,
1986 or at any time thereafter to the Closing Date to be satisfied and
discharged on or before the Closing Date and no funds or other assets of
Arvida (except for that portion of the Boca Proceeds other than the
$11,900,000 thereof included in the Transferred Assets) shall be or shall
have been used in such satisfaction and discharge.

                 (2)  In the event Arvida shall incur additional
liabilities between January 1, 1987 and the Closing Date, permitted to be
incurred by Paragraph 12 hereof in the ordinary course of its business
(such as, without limitation, interest, employee compensation, real estate
taxes and insurance, but not including, however, any tort liabilities or
liabilities for breach of any obligation) then, except as otherwise herein
provided. Buyer will assume such additional liabilities.

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           B.    PAYMENT TO DISNEY.  If the sale of the Transferred Assets
to Buyer hereunder shall close, then to the extent Buyer shall not actually
pay or discharge the liabilities listed in paragraph C of Exhibit "F-l"
hereof (because the amount covered by such accounts shall not become due
and payable). Buyer shall pay the amount of the same to Disney (such
payment to be made when the lack of payment obligation of the amounts
specified in said paragraph C of Exhibit "F-l" hereof shall be determined).

However, the aggregate amount payable to Disney by Buyer under this
subparagraph B shall not exceed $3,500,000.

     5.    CLOSING.  The closing of the sale and purchase hereunder will
be consummated through a closing conference which will be held on May 30,
1987 or such earlier or later date agreed upon by the parties (the "Closing
Date"); provided, however, that except as otherwise determined by Buyer,
the Closing Date shall not take place prior to the final determination of
the purchase price pursuant to Paragraph 2 above (so that, for example, if
at the time scheduled for closing, the parties or the arbitrator shall not
have determined the amount, if any, of the Red Book Reduction, then the
Closing Date shall be automatically deferred until such determination and
the determination of all other outstanding issues respecting the purchase
price), subject, however, to Buyer's right to request a closing at any
time, in which event the closing shall take place, but the amount of the
purchase price shall then be determined subsequent to the closing in
accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 2 hereof.  If the closing shall
take place at Buyer's request as aforesaid prior to the determination by
agreement of the parties or by arbitration of an outstanding dispute under
paragraph 2E hereof respecting the Red Book Reduction or respecting a price
reduction pursuant to paragraph 8A hereof, then the aggregate price
reduction respecting all disputes outstanding at the time of closing shall
not exceed $25,000,000 (but if the matter can be resolved by the buy-sell
arrangement described in paragraph 8A, the same shall not be considered an
outstanding dispute for this purpose).  At such closing conference, (a)
Arvida and Disney will deliver or cause to be delivered to Buyer such deeds
and forms of conveyance and transfer as shall be reasonably satisfactory to
Buyer and to the title insurer, (b) Buyer will deliver to Arvida the unpaid
balance of the downpayment of $12,500,000 and the Purchase Price Note, and
(c) the parties will deliver each to the other such other agreements and
documents set forth in the Definitive Agreement required in order to
consummate the transactions contemplated hereby.

     6.    TERMINATION BY REASON OF RED BOOK REDUCTION.  In the event the
amount of the Red Book Reduction shall be $50,000,000 or more, then either
party may, at its election by written notice to the other party given
within ten (10) days after the determination of the amount of the Red Book
Reduction, terminate this Agreement, and no party will have any further
rights or obligations hereunder upon or following such termination except
that Buyer shall be entitled to the return of the $12,500,000 in deposits
made pursuant to Paragraph 3A hereof, together with interest on the amount
deposited with Disney pursuant to paragraph 3A hereof from the date
deposited at a rate equal to the interest rate on 30 day U.S. Treasury
bills applicable while said deposit is outstanding, as such interest rate
changes from time to time, and all interest earned on the amount deposited
with the Escrow Holder pursuant to said Paragraph 3A.

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     7.    DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT.  The parties will diligently negotiate in
good faith and will enter into a definitive agreement ("Definitive
Agreement") setting forth all of the terms and conditions of the sale and
purchase contemplated hereby and the other transactions referred to herein.

The terms of the Definitive Agreement will be consistent with the
provisions of this Agreement and in addition will:

           A.    Contain representations and warranties from Arvida and
Disney setting forth, among other matters:  the ownership by Arvida of the
Transferred Assets and by the joint ventures and partnerships of their
assets; customary representations and warranties concerning organization
and authority; no violation of agreements and commitments; receipt of all
required third party consents and approvals; absence of transactions since
December 31, 1986 except in the ordinary course of business or permitted
under the Definitive Agreement; normal warranty concerning Income
Statements and the Balance Sheet of Arvida as of December 31, 1986; absence
of distributions or payments by Arvida to shareholders or affiliates of
shareholders since September 30, 1986 except for the proceeds of the sale
of the partnership interest in Town Center Investment Associates described
in Paragraph 1B hereof not included in the Transferred Assets;
indebtedness; nature, terms and conditions of all material agreements
comprising or affecting the Transferred Assets or the partnerships or joint
ventures; compliance with laws; employees and labor related matters and
payment of all employee benefits and accruals (except to the extent assumed
by Buyer hereunder); insurance; absence of brokers and finders; absence of
default under agreements; litigation; and other customary representations
and warranties.

           B.    Set forth conditions to Buyer's obligation to close the
sale and purchase, including, among other matters:  due performance by
Arvida and Disney of their obligations and the truth of their
representations and warranties as of the Closing Date; lack of destruction
of Transferred Assets or the assets of the partnerships or joint ventures
beyond a specified value; lack of eminent domain proceedings against
Transferred Assets or the assets of the partnerships or joint ventures;
appraisals of the real estate included in the Transferred Assets and the
assets of the partnerships and joint ventures; receipt of all necessary
consents, approvals and exemptions (including, without limitation, third
party, partner, lender and governmental) except with respect to assets
excluded from the Transferred Assets pursuant to the provisions hereof;
opinions of counsel; receipt of ALTA Form B (1970, amended 10-17-70),
owner's policies of title insurance (or equivalent form acceptable to
Buyer), insuring Buyer as owner, covering all real estate included in the
Transferred Assets or owned by the partnerships or joint ventures and
showing the same to be vested in Buyer or such partnerships or joint
ventures subject only to such exceptions to title as would be acceptable to
a third party insurance company lender, none of which render title
unmarketable, and with such printed exceptions to such title insurance
eliminated and such additional endorsements as would be required by a third
party insurance company lender; and other customary conditions to closing.

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           C.    Contain a full indemnification of Buyer by Disney of all
claims and liabilities, contingent or otherwise (except such are as
expressly assumed by Buyer), based on facts or circumstances occurring or
existing on or before the Closing Date, including, but not limited to, the
litigation involving the conversion of the golf club at Boca West into a
membership club and any other claim (whether at Boca West or any other
community and regardless of when asserted, heretofore or hereafter), based
on similar facts or circumstances, and any employee claims or rights
(including, but not limited to, deferred compensation, bonus, pension,
stock and fringe benefit rights).

           D.    Contain normal closing provisions.

     8.    PARTIAL ELIMINATION OF TRANSFERRED ASSETS.

           A.    The parties contemplate the possibility that, while the
conditions generally applying to Buyer's obligation to purchase the
Transferred Assets may be fulfilled (or waived by Buyer), Arvida may be
unable to transfer to Buyer, in the manner contemplated by this Agreement,
a specific asset included in the Transferred Assets (as, for example, where
title to a certain parcel of real property to be included in the
Transferred Assets or to be owned by a joint venture shall not be as
required or contemplated hereunder or the transfer of a joint venture
interest shall be subject to the consent of the other venturer and the same
shall fail to give such consent).  In such instance, such asset shall be
eliminated from the Transferred Assets (unless the parties agree to another
resolution such as, for example, a purchase price adjustment) and the
purchase price of the Transferred Assets payable hereunder shall be reduced
by the value of the assets so eliminated (as such value would have been if
the facts and circumstances had been as contemplated by this Agreement) as
such value is determined as of the Closing Date pursuant to arbitration in
accordance with the provisions of Exhibit "C" hereof; provided, however,
that if the Transferred Asset to be so eliminated is a partnership or joint
venture interest and the partnership agreement or joint venture agreement
governing the same contains a procedure whereunder the value of Arvida's
interest in the same may be valued or determined (as, for example, a
buy-sell arrangement whereunder a partner or joint venturer can name a
price at which it will either buy or sell the partnership or joint venture
interest and the other partner or joint venturer may then decide whether to
sell or buy at the named price), then Arvida will, at Buyer's election,
trigger such procedure, and the value of such partnership or joint venture
interest as determined by Arvida pursuant to such procedure shall be the
value of the same for purposes of this Paragraph 8; provided, further, if
because of the triggering of such procedure at the request of Buyer, Arvida
shall be obligated to purchase the partnership or joint venture interest of
the other partner or joint venturer, then Buyer will purchase the same from
Arvida at the price Arvida shall be required to pay for the same pursuant
to such procedure.  In order to be entitled to eliminate an asset from the
Transferred Assets pursuant to this subparagraph A, Buyer must notify
Disney of its election to eliminate the particular asset on or before
April 1, 1987.  In the event that the purchase price is reduced by reason
of the elimination of Transferred Assets pursuant to Paragraph 8 by more
than $50,000,000 (which amount shall not include any reduction of such
purchase price as a result of the elimination of the partnership interests
in the partnership listed in Exhibit "A" hereof as "Mizner Court
Associates" and "Mizner Tower), then either party will have the right to
cancel the Definitive Agreement.  In the event of any such cancellation of
the Definitive Agreement, then no party will have any further rights or
obligations thereunder except that Buyer will be entitled to the return of
the $12,500,000 in deposits pursuant to Paragraph 3A hereof, together with
interest thereon in the same amount as specified in Paragraph 6 hereof.

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           B.    Buyer will have the option (exercisable by giving written
notice thereof to Disney on or before April 1, 1987) to exclude from the
Transferred Assets Arvida's partnership interest in the partnership
identified in Exhibit "A" hereof as "Ocala Hilton (Ocala 201)".  However,
if it fails to exercise such option, then, notwithstanding any other
provision hereof. Buyer shall acquire said partnership interest subject to
its share of the indebtedness of said partnership as of December 31, 1986,
and the purchase price will not be adjusted whether or not it exercises
such option and notwithstanding the existence of such liability.

     9.    CLOSING COSTS.  All documentary and transfer taxes,  title
insurance premiums, costs of surveys, costs of appraisals, escrow costs,
recording charges, and other costs of closing the transactions contemplated
hereby (not including, however, any party's attorneys' or accountants' fees
or costs or due diligence expenses, all of which shall be borne by the
party incurring the same) shall be borne 50% by Buyer and 50% by Disney;
provided, however, that Buyer shall pay, in addition, up to $1,500,000 of
the 50% share of Disney of such costs and expenses.

     10.   FUTURE DEVELOPMENT.  Disney will grant or cause to be granted
to Buyer the right of first offer with respect to property of Disney and
its subsidiaries located in the Walt Disney World and Orlando, Florida
areas which Disney desires to develop for residential development purposes.

     11.   EXCLUSIVITY.  Until the cancellation or termination of this
agreement, Arvida and Disney will not directly or indirectly (a) discuss
any possible sale or transfer of the Transferred Assets to a third party or
other arrangement involving the Transferred Assets which is inconsistent
with the consummation of this Agreement, (b) provide any information with
respect to Arvida or the Transferred Assets to any person except as set
forth herein (other than information which is routinely provided in the
regular course of operations to third parties or required by law or
governmental regulation), or (c) provide any third party with any
information concerning the transaction or Buyer's arrangement with Merrill
Lynch regarding this transaction, except as required by law or governmental
regulation.

     12.   PRECLOSING COVENANTS.  Prior to the Closing Date, Arvida and
Disney will preserve the business and assets of Arvida and continue to
conduct the business and affairs of Arvida in the ordinary and usual course
consistent with past practice, and will not take or omit to take any action
which could be reasonably anticipated to have a material adverse effect on
the business, assets or affairs of Arvida.  Without limiting the generality
of the foregoing, without the prior written consent of Buyer, neither
Arvida nor any subsidiary of Arvida, nor any partnership which is managed
by Arvida or any such subsidiary will purchase any land except to fulfill
existing commitments or to complete sites for projects already assembled or

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commenced, make any material capital expenditures except to fulfill
existing commitments or to complete on-going projects, sell or transfer
property except for sales of property in the ordinary course of business
(it being understood that sale of property developed for resale is in the
ordinary course of business), exercise any option respecting property,
purchase or redeem any of its capital stock, make any distribution or
payment to shareholders or affiliates of shareholders, enter into any
agreement effecting any organic change, enter into any written employment
agreements for management personnel, increase significantly employee
compensation, enter into any construction contracts except to fulfill
existing commitments or to complete on-going projects, make any voluntary
capital contribution to a partnership or corporation, renegotiate any
material terms of any partnership agreements or other material contracts,
commence any new developments, or incur any other obligation or liability
which is material (other than those arising in the ordinary course of
business and indebtedness related to existing commitments and on-going
projects).  Prior to the Closing Date, neither Arvida nor any Arvida
subsidiary will consent to the taking of any action by a partnership which
is not managed by Arvida or such subsidiary if such action would be
prohibited by this Paragraph 12 if such partnership were managed by Arvida
or such subsidiary.

     13.   ACCESS.  Disney will permit and cause to be permitted Buyer's
representatives, agents, investment bankers, accountants, attorneys and
employees to have full and complete access to the books and records,
financial statements, tax return information, independent accountants,
facilities, key employees and other agents of Arvida, the subsidiaries of
Arvida and the partnerships to which Arvida or any subsidiary of Arvida is
a party, and Disney will cause the foregoing persons to fully cooperate
with respect to Buyer's due diligence examination of Arvida and its assets
and liabilities and the preparation of any prospectus with respect to such
assets and liabilities so that Buyer obtains the information required for
its due diligence examination.  To the extent it is able to do so, Buyer
shall complete such due diligence examination on or before April 1, 1987.

     14.   BUYER'S RIGHT OF ASSIGNMENT.  Buyer will have full right and
authority in its sole discretion to assign in whole or in part its rights
and obligations hereunder and under the Definitive Agreement to one or more
affiliates of JMB, whether such affiliates exist as of the date hereof or
are subsequently formed, and the term "Buyer" for purposes of this
Agreement will include such affiliates (but any such assignment by JMB will
not relieve JMB of its obligations hereunder).  In addition, JMB will
unconditionally guarantee the obligations of Buyer hereunder (such guaranty
providing that Disney may proceed directly against JMB under such guaranty
without first proceeding against Buyer); provided, however, that JMB as
guarantor shall have the benefit of the provisions of paragraph 15 hereof
and accordingly the liquidated damages provisions of paragraph 15 hereof
shall apply to the obligations of JMB as though JMB were the Buyer
hereunder.  As used herein, "affiliate" of JMB includes (i) any corporation

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("related corporation") a majority of the stock in which is owned by JMB or
shareholders of JMB, (ii) any real estate investment trust or common fund
(including any pension fund, group trust and any corporation the stock of
which is owned by any such common fund) of which JMB or any related
corporation is a manager or advisor, and (iii) any general or limited
partnership in which JMB or any of those listed in (i) or (ii) is a general
partner.

     15.   DISPOSITION OF DEPOSIT IF PURCHASE IS NOT CONSUMMATED.  In the
event the purchase of the Transferred Assets by Buyer hereunder is not
consummated, then the deposits made pursuant to paragraph 3A hereof shall
either be returned to Buyer or be paid to Disney as liquidated damages in
accordance with the provisions hereinafter set out.

           (1)   IN THE EVENT THE SALE OF THE TRANSFERRED ASSETS PROVIDED
IN THIS AGREEMENT SHALL NOT TAKE PLACE AND ALL THE CONDITIONS TO BUYER'S
OBLIGATION TO CONSUMMATE THE PURCHASE OF THE TRANSFERRED ASSETS SHALL HAVE
BEEN FULFILLED, THEN IN SUCH EVENT DISNEY SHALL BE ENTITLED TO RECOVER THE
AGGREGATE SUM OF $12,500,000 AS FULL COMPENSATION AND LIQUIDATED DAMAGES
UNDER AND IN CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT.  THE PARTIES RECOGNIZE THAT IT
IS EXTREMELY DIFFICULT AND IMPRACTICABLE TO ASCERTAIN THE EXTENT OF
DETRIMENT TO ARVIDA AND DISNEY CAUSED BY THE BREACH BY BUYER UNDER THIS
AGREEMENT OR THE DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT AND THE FAILURE OF THE CONSUMMATION
OF THE TRANSACTION CONTEMPLATED BY THIS AGREEMENT AND THE DEFINITIVE
AGREEMENT OR THE AMOUNT OF COMPENSATION ARVIDA AND DISNEY SHOULD RECEIVE AS
A RESULT OF BUYER'S BREACH OR DEFAULT.  IN THE EVENT THE SALE OF THE
TRANSFERRED ASSETS HEREIN PROVIDED SHALL NOT BE CONSUMMATED, THEN SUCH
RECOVERY OF $12,500,000 BY DISNEY SHALL BE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY OF
ARVIDA AND DISNEY BY REASON OF ANY BREACH OR DEFAULT BY BUYER UNDER OR IN
CONNECTION WITH THIS AGREEMENT OR, WITHOUT LIMITATION, BY REASON OF ANY
MATTER OR THING WHATSOEVER IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH THIS AGREEMENT, AND
SHALL BE IN LIEU OF ANY OTHER MONETARY RELIEF OR, WITHOUT LIMITATION, ANY
OTHER RELIEF TO WHICH ARVIDA OR DISNEY MAY OTHERWISE BE ENTITLED BY VIRTUE
OF THIS AGREEMENT OR UNDER THE LAW; AND IN ALL EVENTS THE LIABILITY OF
BUYER FOR LOSS OR DAMAGE RESULTING FROM OR IN ANY WAY CONNECTED WITH THIS
AGREEMENT OR ANY DEFAULT OR DEFAULTS HEREUNDER IN THE EVENT SUCH SALE SHALL
NOT BE CONSUMMATED SHALL BE LIMITED TO THE SUM OF $12,500,000 IN THE
AGGREGATE.  DISNEY SHALL BE ENTITLED TO OBTAIN SUCH SUM BY RETAINING THE
$6,250,000 PAID TO DISNEY PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH 3A HEREOF AND BY THE
DELIVERY TO DISNEY BY THE ESCROW HOLDER OF THE $6,250,000 DELIVERED TO IT
PURSUANT TO SAID PARAGRAPH 3A.

           (2)   IN THE EVENT THE SALE OF THE TRANSFERRED ASSETS PURSUANT
TO THIS AGREEMENT OR THE DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT SHALL NOT BE CONSUMMATED AND
DISNEY SHALL MATERIALLY BREACH ITS OBLIGATIONS HEREUNDER OR THEREUNDER OR
ANY OF THE OTHER CONDITIONS TO BUYER'S OBLIGATION TO PURCHASE THE
TRANSFERRED ASSETS SHALL NOT HAVE BEEN FULFILLED, THEN WITHOUT LIMITATION
ON AND IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER RIGHTS OR REMEDIES BY BUYER EXCEPT AS
HEREINAFTER PROVIDED, BUYER SHALL BE ENTITLED TO THE IMMEDIATE RETURN OF
THE $6,250,000 PAID TO DISNEY PURSUANT TO PARAGRAPH 3A HEREOF AND THE
$6,250,000 PAID TO THE ESCROW HOLDER PURSUANT TO SAID PARAGRAPH 3A,
TOGETHER WITH INTEREST IN THE SAME AMOUNT AS SPECIFIED IN PARAGRAPH 6
HEREOF.  BUYER'S RECOVERY IN DAMAGES FROM DISNEY (IN ADDITION TO THE RETURN

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OF SAID $12,500,000 AND INTEREST AS AFORESAID), BY REASON OF BREACH AS
AFORESAID SHALL BE LIMITED TO AN ADDITIONAL $12,500,000; BUT BUYER SHALL
HAVE IN ADDITION FULL RIGHT OF SPECIFIC PERFORMANCE OF DISNEY'S OBLIGATIONS
HEREUNDER.

           [ executed ]                      [ executed ]
           -----------------                 ----------------
           Disney's Initials                 Buyer's Initials

     16.   PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENTS.  Disney and Buyer shall agree on the
language of the initial public announcements and press releases of the
transaction herein provided, and no party hereto will issue any such public
announcements or press releases without the consent of both Disney and
Buyer, except as required by law or governmental regulation.

     17.   BROKERS.  Disney represents and warrants to Buyer, and Buyer
represents and warrants to Disney, that no broker or finder has been
engaged by them or it, respectively, in connection with any of the
transactions contemplated by this Agreement or to its knowledge is in any
way connected with any of such transactions.  In the event of a claim for
broker's or finder's fees or commissions in connection herewith, then
Disney shall indemnify and defend Buyer from the same if it shall be based
upon any statement or agreement alleged to have been made by Disney, and
Buyer shall indemnify and defend Disney from the same if it shall be based
upon any statement or agreement alleged to have been made by Buyer.

     18.   SURVIVAL.  All warranties, representations, covenants,
obligations and agreements contained in this Agreement or the Definitive
Agreement shall survive the closing hereunder or thereunder and the
transfer and conveyance of the Transferred Assets and any and all
performances hereunder or thereunder.  It is contemplated that there will
be a time limit on the survival of certain of the warranties, all of which
will be specified in the Definitive Agreement.

     19.   FURTHER INSTRUMENTS; AUTHORITY.  Each party will, whenever and
as often as it shall be requested so to do by the other, cause to be
executed, acknowledged or delivered any and all such further instruments
and documents as may be necessary or proper, in the reasonable opinion of
the requesting party, in order to carry out the intent and purpose of this
Agreement.  Each party represents and warrants to the other that it has
full right and authority to enter into this Agreement and to make the
covenants, warranties and indemnities herein set forth and that the persons
executing this agreement on behalf of a party are duly authorized to do so
and this agreement is binding on such party.  Buyer represents and warrants
to Disney that JMB is a general partner in Buyer.

     20.   ENTIRE AGREEMENT.  This Agreement is a binding agreement and
contains the entire agreement between the parties respecting the matters
herein set forth and supersedes all prior agreements between the parties
hereto respecting such matters.

     21.   TIME OF THE ESSENCE.  Time is of the essence of this Agreement.

     22.   CAPTIONS.  Article and section headings shall not be used in
construing this Agreement.

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     23.   ATTORNEYS' FEES.  If any party obtains a judgment against any
other party by reason of breach of this Agreement, a reasonable attorneys'
fee as fixed by the court shall be included in such judgment.

     24.   CUMULATIVE REMEDIES.  Except as provided in paragraph 15 hereof
or in any other provision of this Agreement, no remedy conferred upon a
party in this Agreement is intended to be exclusive of any other remedy
herein or by law provided or permitted, but each shall be cumulative and
shall be in addition to every other remedy given hereunder or now or
hereafter existing at law, in equity or by statute.

     25.   NO WAIVER.  Except as herein expressly provided, no waiver by a
party of any breach of this Agreement or of any warranty or representation
hereunder by the other party shall be deemed to be a waiver of any other
breach by such other party (whether preceding or succeeding and whether or
not of the same or similar nature), and no acceptance of payment or
performance by a party after any breach by the other party shall be deemed
to be a waiver of any breach of this Agreement or of any representation or
warranty hereunder by such other party, whether or not the first party
knows of such breach at the time it accepts such payment or performance.
No failure or delay by a party to exercise any right it may have by reason
of the default of the other party shall operate as a waiver of default or
modification of this Agreement or shall prevent the exercise of any right
by the first party while the other party continues to be so in default.

     26.   GOVERNING LAW.  This Agreement shall be construed and enforced
in accordance with the laws of the State of California.

     27.   SUCCESSORS AND ASSIGNS.  Disney may assign this Agreement, but
such assignment will not relieve Disney of its obligations under this
Agreement.  In addition, upon request by Buyer or JMB, Disney shall
unconditionally guaranty the obligations of any assignee of Disney or its
successors and assigns hereunder (such guaranty providing that Buyer may
proceed directly against Disney under such guaranty without first
proceeding against the principal obligor.  This Agreement and the terms and
provisions hereof shall inure to the benefit of and be binding upon the
successors and assigns of the parties.

     28.   NOTICES.  Any notice which a party is required or may desire to
give the other shall be in writing and shall be sent by personal delivery
or by mail (either [i] by United States registered or certified mail,
return receipt requested, postage prepaid, or [ii] by Federal Express or
similar generally recognized overnight carrier regularly providing proof of
delivery), addressed as follows (subject to the right of a party to
designate a different address for itself by notice similarly given):

     TO DISNEY:
     ---------

     500 South Buena Vista Street
     Burbank, California  91521
     Attention:  Jon Richmond, Esq.

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     TO BUYER:
     --------

     875 North Michigan Avenue
     Suite 3900
     Chicago, Illinois 60611
     Attention:  Mr. Robert Chapman

     WITH COPY TO:
     ------------

     Pircher, Nichols & Meeks
     Century City North Building
     10100 Santa Monica Boulevard
     Los Angeles, California 90067
     Attention:  Leo J. Pircher,  Esq.

Any notice so given by mail shall be deemed to have been given as of the
date of delivery (whether accepted or refused) established by U.S. Post
Office return receipt or the overnight carrier's proof of delivery, as the
case may be, but in no event later than two business days after mailing.
Any such notice not so given shall be deemed given upon receipt of the same
by the party to whom the same is to be given.

     IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this Agreement as of
the day and year first above written.

                                  THE WALT DISNEY COMPANY,
                                  a California corporation

                                  By:  [ executed signature ]
                                       ------------------------------
                                       Vice President

                                                   "Disney"

                                  ARVIDA ACQUISITION ASSOCIATES, LTD.,
                                  an Illinois limited partnership

                                  By:  JMB REALTY CORPORATION,
                                       a Delaware corporation
                                       General Partner

                                       By:   [ executed signature ]
                                             --------------------------
                                             Senior Vice President

                                                   "Buyer"

     The undersigned, JMB Realty Corporation hereby executes this
Agreement for the purpose of indicating its consent and agreement to those
provisions of this Agreement affecting it in its individual capacity.

                                  JMB REALTY CORPORATION,
                                  a Delaware corporation

                                  By:  [ executed signature ]
                                       ------------------------------
                                       Senior Vice President

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