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SAN MARCOS, CA-The mixed-use Los Vallecitos Business Center contains industrial, office and retail space. It is currently 98% leased with tenants including MAAC, Casual Dining & Barstools and the County of San Diego.
ARLINGTON, TX-Arlington Orthopedic Associates ends three years of weighing all expansion options. To date, 2.6 acres are in hand and another two under contract for an estimated $7-million build-to-suit.
ALBUQUERQUE-Developer Alliance Residential has a crew on the ground at 8100 Barstow, site of a 10.9-acre, 216-unit luxury multifamily project. Broadstone Heights' delivery is ticketed for spring 2003.
SAN JOSE-One of the buildings in the $500-million Santana Row development has been destroyed in a large fire that encompassed a city block here fronting Winchester Boulevard. The building was scheduled to open next month.
ORLANDO-In surprise back-to-back moves, Gary Heckel, president of the 30-restauran Bahama Breeze division, has resigned. Bob Mock, president of the 20-unit Smokey Bones sector and a Darden Restaurants Inc. executive for 30 years, is taking a leave of absence for personal reasons.
S&P Identifies CMBS Deals Affected by Ames ClosingsNEW YORK (Standard & Poor's) Aug. 20, 2002--Standard & Poor's Ratings Services said today…
SAUGUS, MA-Best Buy Co. Inc., the Minneapolis-based consumer electronics retailer, acquires a 30,000-sf Service Merchandise location at Square One Mall on Route 1. The property is one of the few remaining stores to be liquidated after the discount retailer went bankrupt last year.
HOUSTON-The Park Ten Business Park lands a new tenant, London-based consultant Environmental Resources Management. Trione & Gordon ONCOR International and McShane Corp. brokers do the bargaining for the five-year pact.
NEW YORK CITY-By ordering 300 poor-performing hotels to either shape up or ship out, Cendant hotel group head Steve Rudnitsky wins rave reviews from franchisees who've grown tired of picking up the slack.