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PHOENIX-The value-oriented retailer is planning an Oct. 10 grand opening of the statewide locations to take its footprint to 35 states. The push adds nearly 2,000 jobs to the state at stores in Phoenix, Tucson and Flagstaff.
DETROIT-A $30 million proposal is on the table to improve the historic Eastern Market area, possibly in time to be the site of a pre-game tailgate mega-party ahead of the Superbowl in 2006.
ATLANTA-Four area developers have submitted plans to local government agencies to build a total 932 shelter units and 862,800 sf of warehouse and distribution space in separate projects on 306 acres.
BOSTON-In it most recent finance plan the Massachusetts Turnpike Authority insists that the budget for the Big Dig, the massive highway project going on in the heart of the city, remains at $14.6 billion.
PORTLAND-On a Lloyd District site once occupied by Farrell's Original Portland Ice Cream Parlor, the 225,000-sf project will stack a Zupan's grocery store and 88 condominiums on top of three levels of underground parking.
CHICAGO-Retail properties leased to the Deerfield-based pharmacy giant are the targets of Equity Capital Management, which already has put $45 million of the money it has received from private and institutional investors to work.
LONDON-Despite the current economic uncertainty global cross-border investment activity in prime real estate will continue to increase over the next three years according to DTZ's annual <I>Global Investment Intentions Survey</I>.
BOYNTON BEACH, FL-Compson Associates of Boynton II LLC pays Boynton Office Owners LLC $25.5 million for the former 566,000-sf, 90-acre phone pager manufacturing plant, about 100 miles south of Downtown Orlando.
DALLAS-The region gets a show of promise from an industrial market posting a quarterly gain for the first time in a year despite a year-to-date absorption that's still in the red. As for office, the best that can be said is it's "losing less blood today ... than before.
NEW YORK CITY-OppenheimerFunds, which had to relocate from 2 World Trade Center after the terrorist attacks, is returning to Lower Manhattan with a 10-year lease at 2 World Financial.