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DETROIT-In addition to 10 restaurants opening on East Coast, the Columbus, OH-based Damon's Grill plans an equal number in the state, primarily on the eastern half, as part of its push to reach 300 stores.
TEMPE, AZ-Vedres Trust of SoCal grabs the deed to an office/warehouse building at 2249 W. Fairmont Dr. in Tempe. Seller VelociTel put the holding on the market after the economy forced a consolidation at its California headquarters.
PORTLAND-Mattei Insurance Services and Teredyne renew their leases and Hi tech Engineering joins the 342,000-sf park, keeping occupancy in the 93% range for UBS Realty Investors' pension fund clients.
SAN FRANCISCO-When the Port of San Francisco's lease with the restaurant expired last year, the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, which held the option on the land, decided to build a $12 million mixed-use development.
SAN DIEGO, CA-The San Diego-based construction consulting firm has been chosen by the Los Angeles Unified School District to handle school construction management for an estimated $2-billion program. Gafcon is part of a joint venture team headed up by CCG and Harris & Associates that will oversee the construction of new schools on a case-by-case basis.
DENVER-Chicago-based Sheldon Good & Co. swings the gavel on 92 acres of vacant land in the business park. The $6.5-million minimum bid is about half the retail value of the land, says executive managing director Jim MacDonnell.
NEW YORK CITY-Can you imagine 3-D without the goofy glasses? Professional competitors Mary Ann Tighe and Tom Falus can. They're both part of an 11-person investment group fueling the growth of San Francisco-based Screampoint LLC.
SEATTLE-King County officials this week have adopted regulatory reforms that simplify the permitting process for developments that pose little environmental risk and encourage development in urban areas.
PHILADELPHIA-The Atlanta-based corporate travel company renews its lease for 9,757 sf in the 130,000-sf, class-A building at 1111 Chester Ave. in Downtown Cleveland. The property is 97.5% leased and the lead tenant is Ohio Savings Bank.
FULLERTON, CA-The distributor of Mexican foods, moving from Cerritos, Calif., signs a five-year, $1.169 million lease for industrial space on North Gilbert Street.