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CHICAGO-The automaker asks the developer to build a high velocity center and high cube center, both totaling 735,000 sf, to distribute car parts to its dealers in the Carolinas and Virginia.
CHICAGO-"The largest redevelopment of a commercial structure anywhere in America" gets a warm reception at a community meeting two blocks from the 80% vacant Brickyard Mall on the city's Northwest Side.
CANNES-Old Mutual Properties has won a contract to provide leasing, marketing, facilities management and operational support services for retail complex Univermag Ukraina, which is now undergoing a $20 million renovation.
AUSTIN-Tim Jarvis and Casey Beasley are marketing 25,000 sf in the Littlefield Mall in the CBD for a name-brand restaurant. They're looking to enliven the block east of Congress Avenue and bridge gap between the entertainment and Warehouse districts.
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO-Chateau Communities Inc. director Steve Sherwood, a co-founder of CWS Communities Trust, replaces the exiting Gary McDaniel. Cost-saving measures of $3 million a year also are put into play.
DETROIT-Champion Foods, GM and automotive arm of TRW make decisions to stay or move to Michigan the area over other sites, thanks to more than $26 million in tax credits.
CHICAGO-Helicopter crews will guide pieces of the 45-foot cupola atop the landmark Mather Tower, now the 225-room Club Quarters Hotel, this weekend, part of a $32.1-million renovation that is getting $6 million in city assistance.
NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield is the big winner, walking away with contracts for the two-building International Toy Center and the historic Fisk Building. Industry insiders say several more Malkin properties will soon be ready for some new blood.
ORLANDO-Lake County's smallest community (Pop. 3,500) can't proceed with planned developments for 3,000 homes, offices, retail and a golf course on three parcels totaling 2,600 acres near Cherry Lake and the Green Swamp, says the state.
CANNES-Foot Locker, Villages Cinemas, Starbucks and Regis Corporation were among award winners at MAPIC organiser Reed Midem's annual ceremony for its standholders and delegates. The party afterwards at the Carlton Hotel went on until the small hours