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SAN DIEGO-Athletic shoe and clothing retailer Puma North America inks a $1.9-million, 10-year lease for retail space in Gaslamp City Square. The new tenant plans to open its first San Diego store here in May 2004.
WOODRIDGE, IL-Besides a location near Interstate 55, the manufacturer of bottled waters has 20,000 sf of office space in the warehouse and manufacturing building at 10335 Argonne Woods Dr.
HAMPTON, VA-Computer manufacturer Gateway Inc. intends to close its local manufacturing plant, a move that will leave the area with an extra 530,000 sf of industrial space available.
LONDON-Aberdeen Property Investors has come back with a scaled-down proposal for the Bishop's Court extension to the Whitgift shopping centre in Croydon, south London.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Jesse Gaddis and Jack Loos are developing the local $35-million project, called Harbor Shops. The center will be anchored by Publix. It is scheduled to be completed next fall.
NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield promoted industry veteran Edward J. Weiss to vice chairman. Weiss, who had previously served as executive vice president, has been with the company for nearly 30 years.
GALVESTON, TX-Galveston Wharves exercises a purchase option once a buyer surfaces for land, now a parking lot for cruise lines, that was brought to market five months ago. The board gets the land at a substantial discount from the $4.9-million list price.
FORT WORTH-Rich Hollander gets the lead position for the CustomerID division and David Rambie becomes president of the CommunityID team. The leading retail research company says the stage is set for future expansion.
FLINT, MI-General Motors is seeking proposals for its 200-acre plus Buick City complex here. Countless Buicks were built at the site before it closed four years ago.