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TROY, MI-Kirco hires seven new top-level officers as part of a move to join the industrial, retail and residential development fray. The company also hopes to handle financing and acquisitions.
BOCA RATON, FL-The timeshare and golf resort developer posted 46 cents per share versus net income of $2.7 million or 11 cents per share in fiscal 2002 that ended March 31. Timeshare sales reached a record $144.2 million, comprising 60% of total sales.
ROYAL OAK, MI-Royal Oak Neighborhood Schools will lease space to William Beaumont Hospital for office and program uses while the district offices relocate to the Churchill Community Education Center.
LAS VEGAS, NV-After reaching tentative agreements with four major casino owners, the Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders' and Beverage Dispensers' Union Local 165 are offering to postpone their June 1st strike deadline for 30 days.
TEMPE, AZ-The Agave Corporate Center gets two new tenants and two head into the Agave Executive Center. The long-term leases take the corporate center to 66% occupancy and the other center to 34%. A third component sits empty.
DALLAS-J. Holmes Davis IV of Binswanger/CBB steers the sale of a 497,200-sf distribution center in a Little Rock, AR suburb. Davis' client, Scholastic Distribution Services of New York City, had screened 15 to 20 sites in several states.
SAN ANTONIO-The locally based insurance investment group is back in business at the mostly shuttered Central Park Mall. GPM, a co-developer in 1968, buys out the Jaffe family and puts out a call for proposals for a 50-acre, mixed-use development.
NORFOLK, VA-Construction of the $40-million class A office development at 150 W. Main has been completed and tenants are ready to occupy the 10-story, 224,000-sf office space and 10-story garage. The structure is now the fifth-tallest building in the city's downtown area.
ORLANDO-Sergio Naya, who missed a court deadline to submit a $24.6 million bid for his own Chapter 11-mired property, has agreed to pay Orlando timeshare developer David A. Siegel $197,208 a month at 20% interest on a $17 million first mortgage Siegel holds on the financially troubled condo-hotel property in Orlando's main tourist corridor.
SAN DIEGO-The local market research firm Claritas Inc. acquires the nation's leading supplier of shopping center data. The Shopping Center Database will continue to operate under its own name.