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BRIGHTON, MI-The new store in the Brighton Towne Square at Grand River Avenue and I-96 will offer 200,000 entertainment titles. The parent company also says it is closing many Waldenbooks stores to offset losses in that division.
NEW YORK CITY-World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein and reinsurer Swiss Re will go to trial in November as planned, but a new ruling has split…
RIVERSIDE, CA-The irrigation division of the diversified lawn mower and turf products company is selling off its existing complex and plans to move to another building in the Inland Empire. So far, one 44,000-sf industrial building has been sold for $1.8 million.
NEW YORK CITY-A narrow strip of land that would change the footprint of a new 7 World Trade Center building and restore the original street grid is being acquired by the state through its powers of eminent domain and transferred to the Port Authority.
COPPELL, TX-The City of Coppell stacks the deck for Duke to make the catch of the year, dangling a loaded 10-year incentive package. The Container Store signs for a phased-in 800,000 sf of a 1.1-million-sf project.
ANTIOCH, CA-Jack Roddy and Wayne Pierce, developers of the popular Roddy Ranch Golf Club and a proposed housing project, have filed for federal Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
DENVER-The historic Hardware Block buildings in Lower Downtown are mortgaged for $6.29 million while owners of the US Forest Service Building in Pueblo obtain a $2.875-million mortgage.
BALTIMORE, MD-In a seven-year deal, local caulk and sealant product manufacturer DAP Inc. renews the lease on its 168,550-sf space at 8410 Kelso Dr. in Marshfield Business Park. Space in the UPS Properties-owned, 83-acre industrial park generally leases for about $4.50-per-sf, annually.
DENVER-The city of Aurora would get 975 for recreation and open space while the city and county of Denver would acquire 460 acres next to its Denver Arapahoe Disposal Site.