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MIAMI-Demolition of the Williamson Cadillac dealership at 7250 N. Kendall Dr. is under way. That will be the site of a planned mixed-use development, which will have 416 condominium units and 150,000 sf of retail and restaurant space. Ground-breaking is set for early next year.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-The city continues to be comprised of two very different markets--a struggling office market and a vibrant biotech market. But according to recently released statistics from Meredith & Grew there are indications that the biotech market is heading for a slowdown.
DETROIT-The Yono family provides goods in multi-million centers in the inner city for residents short on retail attention and services. The tenant search focuses on local operators rather than national operations.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA-JSM Construction obtains the $2.15 million in equity funding from Haverford Capital for JSM's 103-unit complex on McCormick Street. The new complex is rising next to a public park and near the Hollywood freeway.
LONDON-Business park developer Arlington Securities has received outline planning consent to re-develop a former British Aerospace site in Stevenage, Hertfordshire, into a 382,000-sf business park.
AUSTIN-One store will open in Lakeline Village at US Highway 183 and RM 620 and the other in a Target Supercenter-anchored property at Interstate 35 and Parmer Lane. Each 31,000-sf lease runs for 15 years. South Austin is next to be selected.
PHOENIX-Three stores have delivered and five more will open in the next two months as the coffee house chain ramps up its entry into the metro Phoenix market. The stores range from 1,000 sf to 1,900 sf.
CHICAGO-The developers of 355 multifamily units on the Near West Side plan to build 156 condominiums, 20% of the units to be sold at "affordable" prices, at the northwest corner of Madison Street and Racine Avenue.
ATLANTA-Kevin Hanna, the Miami, FL native who has headed the Atlanta Development Authority since its formation in 1997, will take over similar assignments in Philadelphia. His replacement hasn't been chosen.
PORTLAND-A public-private partnership of economic development professionals commissions a task force to review adopted and emerging economic development strategies from individual cities and synthesize the common elements for a region-wide approach.