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SMITHFIELD, RI-Barnes & Noble Inc. opens a 26,000-sf bookstore in the Smithfield Crossing. The store will stock close to 200,000 book, music, DVD and magazine titles and will cater to local interests.
PHILADELPHIA-Targeting Philadelphia as an "undervalued market with significant potential for growth," Ashforth Co. buys a majority interest in 1818 Market Street and begins a $5-million upgrade. Area brokers estimate the deal establishes the property's value at $109 million.
CEDAR PARK, TX-Contracts are out for more tenants at Cypress Bend, a Cencor Realty project along Cypress Creek Road near Lakeline Mall. The inbound tenants are finishing out their spaces, eyeing a grand opening in three or four weeks.
AUSTIN-SpawGlass Contractors, now working on Austin's Convention Center, gets the keys to the training center for the electricians' union and an affiliate trade association. The union was seeking $750,000 after it vacated for triple the space at a build-to-suit.
PHILADELPHIA-Just as the state legislature is about to consider authorization of a $232-million grant to fund expansion of the Pennsylvania Convention Center, a local civic association urges lawmakers to turn down the request until the Convention Center Authority implements change.
NEW YORK CITY-It's three-year alliance with the Chicago-based firm having run its course, Prescott is setting up shop on Park Avenue and will expand its menu of services while instituting a global strategy.
MIAMI-One Miami Group has sold one-third of its prime nine-acre tract for $6.7 million per acre ($153 per sf)and has the remaining two-thirds under contract to another big-name developer.
WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI-New learning centers, museums and libraries are being built in the Jewish Community Center complex, but some of that expansion comes at the expense of removing the long popular racquetball areas.