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ATLANTA-Michael Dobbs is the new chief marketing officer for the locally based real estate investment firm and will direct Wells Real Estate Funds' internal and external marketing operations, corporate branding, messaging, creative teams and public relations programs.
SOMERVILLE, MA-The fates of the 173,000-sf Home Depot and the 250,000-sf IKEA are now in the hands of the courts. Efforts to mediate between the developers and a local citizen's activist group opposed to big-box stores has failed.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Metropolitan Washington, DC region continues to hold its spot at the top with its ranking as the nation's strongest office market in Advantis Real Estate Services Cos.' Mid-Year 2003 Office Report.
HOUSTON-I-Hop, Sonic and Whataburger have committed to pad sites at Spring Cypress Crossing in far northwest Houston and negotiations are under way for additional retailers at the center.
MIAMI-Nichols, Brosch, Sandoval & Associates is the designer of Quantum on the Bay, a 750-unit, two-tower, $90-million luxury condominium project set to break ground at the end of the year in downtown.
BEVERLY HILLS-The new Crown Realty & Development fund, operating from offices here, will acquire at least $200 million in properties throughout the United States this year.
PHOENIX-Fry's Food Stores of Arizona is expanding in the Arizona market with the construction of three new grocery stores in Prescott, Avondale an Florence. The 65,000 sf stores will be among 22 built for the chain by Summit Builders.
HOUSTON-I-Hop, Sonic and Whataburger have committed to pad sites at Spring Cypress Crossing in far northwest Houston and negotiations are under way for additional retailers at the center.