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CHICAGO-Ford City Mall on the Southwest Side as well as Stratford Square in west suburban Bloomingdale are among the nine properties General Growth Properties, Inc. adds to its third-party management portfolio, which grows to 40 million sf.
MIDDLETOWN, NJ-Telecom's game of musical chairs continues, as the equipment maker leaves space it has been subleasing from Lucent, relocating to a complex that once housed AT&T R&D operations.
DALLAS-Expect news and analysis from local reporters around the nation to appear soon in the pages of Real Estate Forum. REF will tap into GlobeSt.com's network of reporters around the country to complement its national coverage with local-market expertise. First up: Dallas.
MOUNT VERNON-A section of downtown Mount Vernon has been approved by New York State as Westchester County's second Empire Zone. The designation could reap the city more than $280 million in new investment and create 1,790 new jobs.
ATLANTA-The corporate offices of Marriott's top-tier hotel brand will check out of its 35,000-sf quarters at Monarch Plaza in Buckhead next summer and relocate in the Baltimore, MD/Washington DC area. The move is not expected to impact the Atlanta-area's two Ritz-Carlton hotels.
CHICAGO-The largest of the deals involving built-out, turnkey office space on flexible lease terms is a 22,000-sf deal at the company's O'Hare Centre, but the rest average under 1,000 sf each.
SANTA ANA, CA-The company's board of directors formerly recommends the tender offer made on May 30, 2002 by Fidelity National Information Solutions Inc. to Micro General Corp.'s shareholders. If the offer is accepted, each share of Micro General's common stock will be exchanged for 0.696 shares of Fidelity National's common stock.
DETROIT-The 270,000-sf Applebaum College of Pharmacy and Health, named after the Arbor Drugs drugstore chain founder, will replace crowded and outdated Shapero Hall. The state paid 75% of the cost of the project.