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BEAVERTON, OR-In addition to the ongoing $20-million makeover of the regional mall, developer C.E. John Co. has landed a $15-million Century Theaters movie house with 16 screens, as the mall expands.
GLENDALE, AZ-It is the drug store chain's third location in the Valley, a development hotspot for the pharmaceuticals industry. The 14,000-sf Eckerd's will anchor the 55,000-sf Arrowhead Ranch Plaza, now under construction.
SAN FRANCISCO-The city says it wants to choose a developer for San Francisco's Old Mint this month and appears to be leaning toward a museum proposal, which would allow the public access.
PORTLAND-Mark McClung, who comes to Cushman & Wakefield after three years with CB Richard Ellis, will provide tenant relocation, landlord representation and marketing services for Portland and Vancouver area industrial clients.
CHICAGO-The 110-unit building at 901 W. Washington Blvd. will offer 10% of the condominiums at prices deemed "affordable" by the city's department of housing. However, a $110,000 donation to the department's new housing opportunity fund raises questions.
HAMILTON TWP., NJ-New World Restaurants, which operates the Manhattan and Einstein Bros.' bagel chains, is also shedding its East Coast production facility.
CYPRESS, CA-The real estate investment firm, advised by The Koll Co., acquires the four-building Cypress Corporate Park industrial complex from Newport Beach-based Ewing Development Co. for $15.4 million.
DALLAS-After shopping the market for nearly five months, Stamford, CT-based XL America says its regional office stays put at 2725 Turtle Creek Blvd. The 281,000-sf mid-rise won the nod from a short list of four.
SAN FRANCISCO-San Francisco Mayor Willie Brown has revealed plans for the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard redevelopment project, including 34 acres of parks and open space and 300,000-sf of commercial development.
THE DALLES, OR-The $16.8-million acquisition represents PPMs first purchase of an operating wind plant. All energy output and green tags from the 24-megawatt plant have been sold through a 20-year power purchase agreement.