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CHICAGO-Upside potential is offered in multiple properties in the suburbs of Highland Park, Northbrook and Skokie, where the Gold family is selling properties through a sealed-bid process overseen by Millennium Properties, Inc.
ORLANDO-Joe McCullough, who ran Outback restaurants in South Florida and Ohio before moving to Orlando, is the general manager of the planned 300-seat, 9,000-sf Minneapolis-based chain's new unit opening Sept. 5 at the 1.6-million-sf Florida Mall.
SAN DIEGO, CA-"Drive in" demand from Los Angeles, Orange County and Arizona is a significant factor in the rapid recovery of San Diego's lodging industry, according to a new Ernst & Young report that says the region is recuperating faster than other California submarkets.
SAN FRANCISCO-The 110,000-sf building, located off Cesar Chavez Boulevard, completes the Eileen G. Callaghan Trust's sale of an entire city block that borught in a total of $21 million.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISO-Bedford Property Investors has acquired a three-building flex complex in South San Francisco for $22 million. The property is currently fully leased to 15 tenants.
ATLANTA-The Charlotte-based architectural firm replaces Vernon Brannon, acting chief financial officer, with the permanent appointment of William S. Shropshire Jr. He comes from Dyersburg Corp., also in Charlotte. Brannon returns to operations at HLM.
FORT WORTH-Dollar General, with 170 locations in Dallas-Fort Worth, signs for centers in Fort Worth and the Dallas suburb of Farmers Branch. They are part of a 1,200-store portfolio boost for this year and 2003.
TACOMA, WA-City officials will ask the public this week whether developers should help bear the burden of decreasing traffic congestion in Lincoln Heights, a space within the Tacoma Mall retail area.
PENNSVILLE, NJ-The asset, located on 57 acres, was sold by a manufacturing company that has vacated it. The sale price for the facility, which will be renovated, was just over $1 million.
ONTARIO, CA-The International Association of Plumbing and Mechanical Officials buys a 48,000-sf industrial building here on Philadelphia Street. The union will use half of the space for offices and laboratories, the other half for testing and warehousing.