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ARCADIA, CA-The mall owner will add 250,000 sf of theaters, dining and new shops to the near 1.1-million-sf super-regional mall. Completion is set for fall 2004, including two parking structures with an extra 970 spaces.
DALLAS-George E. Roddy Sr. heads south to Travis, Williamson and Bell counties after an 18-year hiatus. Roddy's Foreclosure Listing Service Inc. went live last night as the next stage to the buyout of Flip Flop, a Central Texas service.
NEWARK, NJ-Stung by the business community's fierce reaction after he threatened early this year not to honor existing agreements to pay companies for creating jobs, Gov. McGreevey counters with a plan to stabilize and expand the so-called BEIP program.
SACRAMENTO-An abundance of speculative development will push vacancies higher this year, according to a new Marcus & Millichap report; however, investment activity remains strong and sales prices are forecast to increase by year-end 2003.
TULSA, OK-In a deal valued at $9.3 million, Tulsa-based Helmerich and Payne Inc. is relocating its headquarters from a building it owns to three floors in the 520,000-sf office tower owned by KBS Realty Advisors.
CHICAGO-Request for proposals will go out later this year for sites at 9th and State streets as well as 16th and State streets, department of planning and development commissioner Alicia Berg tips off a RealShare Chicago audience.
PHOENIX-The 131-unit Lexington on Central, a three-year-old complex pushing 90% occupancy, sells to a California partnership. The property has units that average 1,000 sf and rent for about $1 per sf.