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DENVER-The 77,815-sf retail center at 9370 S. Colorado Blvd. is anchored by a Whole Foods grocery store, within Highlands Ranch, the largest master-planned community in the state.
NEW YORK CITY-Despite inking a lease for nearly 60,000 sf in Times Square's 1500 Broadway this past spring, the electronic stock exchange is planning to keep its headquarters at One Liberty Plaza in Lower Manhattan.
THE WOODLANDS, TX-Triple Net Properties LLC of Santa Ana, CA wins deeds to the 100,155-sf Parkwood I and 95,973-sf Parkwood II. A dozen offers rolled in for the 88%-occupied office complex along Grogan's Mill Road.
ROUND ROCK, TX-Ace Southwest, a moving-and-storage company, is the largest space taker with 11,520 sf in the trio of industrial leases signed for two buildings in the 132-acre Chandler Creek Business Park.
BURLINGTON, MA-eMed Technologies relocates its headquarters from Lexington, MA to 24,400 sf at 76 Blanchard Rd. A representative of the property owner, Archon Group, emphasizes that the current market provided the tenant with many different options to choose from.
HOUSTON-Emser Tile of Los Angeles makes a second expansion move in two years, signing for a 112,000-sf warehouse owned by Chicago-based First Industrial Realty Trust. The commercial tile supplier more than doubles its warehouse space with the new deal.
ORLANDO-Laurie Burns, senior vice president of development for locally based Darden Restaurants Inc., the largest casual seafood dining chain in the world, wins a major promotion after four years at the 1,216-store, 35-year-old company.
WHITE PLAINS-The continuing economic malaise, combined with what could be perceived as a downturn in the quality of life in Manhattan, will most likely cause a number of mid-sized firms to set up some operations in Westchester and Fairfield counties in 2003, area brokers say.
SEATTLE-Diane Sugimura, acting director of the city's Department of Design, Construction and Land Use, assumes the post full-time. She will be responsible for land use and construction codes, housing and zoning enforcement and urban design.
MIAMI-The two buildings here will be 69,840 sf and 57,972 sf and will house fire sprinkler assembly, water and sewer supply divisions, and building materials/maintenance supplies divisions. The estimated construction cost is $7 million.