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BEDFORD, TX-Up for grabs is the Shops at Central Park, an 88%-occupied office and retail complex at a "go-to" suburban intersection. Real estate sources say it supposedly has a $42.5-million price tag.
GUANGZHOU, CHINA-To be one of the largest airport complexes in Southeast Asia, the $500-million development includes a 300,000-sm terminal complex, a 500-room hotel and 25,000-sm of commercial space. It is scheduled to open in summer of 2004 after several months of testing.
GALVESTON, TX-The city and developer, Schlitterbahn Waterparks, go to the next level after four years of discussing the 25-acre project. If all goes well, the park will be open for business in summer 2004.
LONDON-The London Borough of Havering has granted outline planning permission to The Mall Corporation; Asda Wal-Mart and Barratt Homes for their scheme to extend the Liberty 2 shopping, at Romford in east London, with an Asda superstore and 200 new homes.
LANSING, MI-New industrial projects will be developed in Sterling Heights, Sturgis and Grand Rapids Township, thanks in part to tax credits from the state of Michigan.
SAN DIEGO-The Centre City Development Corp.'s board of directors has recommended that the San Diego City Council/Redevelopment Agency approve the new design for the community park and mixed-use parcel that is slated to rise outside the Petco Park site.
ALPHARETTA, GA-The biggest project of its kind in the history of this suburb has to wait until Sept. 15 for a green or red light from elected officials in this municipality, 30 miles north of Downtown Atlanta.