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TUCSON-Claim Jumper Restaurants will build a 13,000-sf bistro at 3601 E. Broadway, adjacent to the newly renovated El Con Mall. The eatery, ticketed to open in second quarter 2004, is the fourth in the California chain's Arizona lineup.
SUGAR LAND, TX-The Sweetwater Dental Group, partnering with World Real Estate, Estate gets an 11,906-sf building in a plan to use half for its practice, retain the two tenants and toss some extra office space up for lease.
DETROIT-Mayor Kilpatrick says that the city's infrastructure and image will be repaired to attract new housing; a special election April 29 asks for millions for new development.
CHERRY HILL, NJ-Proving that investment sales are still hot in the Garden State, the asset moves from Lend Lease to the Kimco's portfolio after only a few months on the market.
PRINCETON, NJ-The new unit, operating under the Ethan Allen Home Interiors name, combines home furnishings with a showroom for the company's new Ethan Allen Kids operation.
BERKELEY, CA-The Memphis-based developer will develop 26-acres in Albany, CA with 617 units of rental housing and 70,000-sf of retail space including shops, restaurants, and a full-service grocery store.
PASADENA, CA-ATI Systems extends for three years at its corporate headquarters, cutting rent by 15% at the same time. The new bottom line fills 15,542 sf in a deal valued at nearly $1.8 million.
PHOENIX-An Orix-backed JV has kicked off work on the site, bought about five months ago for $10 million from Marriott. The project will have 19,400 sf of inline space with a 33,249-sf Circuit City and 14,375-sf Eckerds. An October delivery is planned.
HOUSTON-Kellogg Brown & Root's decision scuttles years of talk about building a corporate campus in the southwest submarket. As half owner of KBR Tower, the firm pens a 15-year lease for 524,000 sf and re-ups for 10 years on 216,000 sf right next door.