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PORT ORCHARD, WA-Wal-Mart still has some issues to resolve with Kitsap County planners, but the discount retail giant intends to double the size of its store on Bethel Road, turning it into a Supercenter.
EL SEGUNDO, CA-The U.S. Air Force names the two real estate firms that will design and build 560,000-sf of new facilities on 52 acres of the 107-acre Los Angeles Air Force Base.
MISSION VIEJO, CA-Demand for medical office space continues to grow despite the recession, brokers say, making the medical field one of the two strongest sectors in the Orange County office market.
SEATTLE-GlobeSt.com caught up with Lowe Enterprises West Coast executive Brad Hillgren this week to talk about its local presence, which last week became a private operating company led by former Lowe executives Craig Wrench and Ric Anderson.
NEW YORK CITY-Derailed by the World Trade Center attacks, plans to convert part of the main US Post Office Building on Eighth Avenue and 33rd Street got a major boost yesterday. The development is expected to take roughly five years to complete.
RIVER VALE, NJ-To be built on 15 acres currently owned by the local water utility, the proposal is a scaled-back version of a plan that would have seen as many as 230 units built.
MIAMI-WestCity Properties hopes to get city approval this month to build Palmetto Park, consisting of 200 apartment units, 110,000 sf of office space and 7,500 sf of retail space on 9.44 acres.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-Doug Carter LLC pegs the overall average vacancy rate at 9.1%, up nearly two percentage points from the second quarter. More than half of the properties surveyed offered concessions.
PHILADELPHIA-Phoenix-based LandStar Inc. pays Solid Waste Authority of Central Ohio in Columbus $6 million to lease the land and buy equipment at the vacated energy facility on Jackson Pike Rd. and also pay SWACO $5 per ton of delivered tires.
FORT WORTH-City officials buck opposition and forge ahead with a 600-room convention center hotel. A directive is issued on a 7-2 vote to line up the teams, buy the land, sell $130 million in certificates and finalize a management deal with Hilton.