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GRAND RADIPS, MI-The company's internal evaluation process indicated that 13 Food Town stores were losing money, so they are getting the ax. Another 26
CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA-The Hunsaker Development project joins six other speculative industrial buildings under construction in Imperial Business Park. Hunsaker's 154,000-sf plan will deliver in a single building with 20 "for lease" units.
SILVER SPRING, MD-The FDA's development of a 550,000-sf structure within the Federal Research Center at White Oak, moves ahead with the selection of a contractor to head construction of the $55-million project.
BOSTON-Governor Mitt Romney says he will close 36 Health and Human Services offices across the state as part of a larger plan to reorganize that agency. The governor's office anticipates that the closings will save the state $2.3 million in rent.
NEW YORK CITY-The Royal Bank of Canada's investment advisory subsidiary, temporarily forced to Midtown from One World Financial Center following the Sept. 11 attacks, will occupy its new space in June.
SAN DIEGO-San Diego Mayor Dick Murphy appoints Ontai, a principal in his own architectural and urban planning firm, as a member of the city's planning commission. In addition, Anthony Lettieri is named chairman, and Barry Schultz assumes Lettieri's old post as vice-chairman.
PHOENIX-Netpro Computing, a software company, moves in May 1 to 12,303 sf on the top floor of the former regional headquarters of Microtest. The inbound tenant gets a full floor of furnished office space and rooms with a view of Camelback Mountain.