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PLANO, TX-The locally based Lovejoy Enterprises is retrofitting a 63,000-sf Minyards, an anchor spot dark for two years at 14 Jupiter Place. The entrepreneur intends to have the multi-tenant conversion done in time for the holiday shopping season.
CHICAGO-The largest law firm merger in recent years, a union between Seyfarth Shaw LLP and 100-year-old D'Ancona & Pflaum LLC, will bring 270 attorneys together at 55 E. Monroe St.
WASHINGTON, DC-In less than a year, operators of the Madison Hotel complete a $40 million restoration to the 353-room hotel and its adjoining 95,000-sf office building. President John F. Kennedy led the 1962 opening ceremony for the hotel, which has since welcomed an endless succession of luminaries from around the world.
PARIS-A new four-star, 250-room hotel will be developed on the 27-hole Golf Disneyland by a subsidiary of Orion and managed by Radisson SAS Hotels & Resorts. Construction is expected to begin in January 2004 and completion is scheduled for summer 2005.
HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL-Atlanta-based Wells Real Estate Investment Trust Inc. has acquired a 194,000-sf building in Sears' Prairie Stone business park, giving the company two northwest suburban assets in addition to Aon Center.
MEDLEY, FL-The Miami-based subsidiary of Amirica Msvil, a Latin American mobile phone provider, is taking 30,318 sf of office space for three years as it consolidates its call and data centers.
HILLSBORO, OR-Continental Retail Development of Columbus, OH breaks ground today on The Streets of Tanasbourne at the 368,000-sf lifestyle center set to open this time next year at Northwest Cornell Road and Stucki Avenue in the city.
ATLANTA-The commercial construction, real estate investment and development firm is reporting a net loss from continuing operations of $948,406 for its first fiscal quarter, compared to a net loss of $464,948 last year.
HOUSTON-The sale/leaseback is a win-win for buyer and seller, with one having a year to go before a lease expires and the other a year out from a building completion. Diamond M, an electrical contractor, buys; H&E Equipment sells.