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GLENVIEW, IL-The National Association of Installation Developers will study this upscale suburb's redevelopment of a former Naval Air Station into a $400-million mixed-use development beginning this weekend.
BOSTON-Habitat for Humanity of Greater Boston's proposal to build the Arrowhead Habitat Homes project on Blue Hill Avenue in the neighborhood of Dorchester gets approval from the Boston Redevelopment Authority.
YORKTOWN, VA-The 21,000-sf retail destination to be known as Yorktown Landing will not be ready until March 2005, but developers have already settled on putting Thalhimer/Cushman & Wakefield in charge of leasing and management activity.
MIAMI-Grouper Financial Inc., a development company based here, is buying the former Burger King world headquarters from New Cutler Bay Corp. and plans to rename it Palmetto Bay Village Center and lease it out.
PHOENIX-A window distributor from California has chosen the Interstate Commons industrial complex as its first Phoenix location with the lease of 6,150 sf of space in the 196,000 sf complex. The property's proximity to the Valley's freeway system was key to the tenant's leasing decision.
SAN DIEGO-Locally based JMI Realty Inc. and the city of San Diego have worked out a new proposal that calls for a larger community park to be built within the mixed-use East Village Square project that JMI is developing.
OAKLAND-Simeon Commercial Properties acquires the Metroport Development Project from the Port of Oakland for approximately $15 million. Originally slated for one million sf of office, Simeon now plans to develop 275,000 sf of retail.