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DES MOINES, IA-Most of the chain's restaurants are now in Iowa and Illinois. However, it will begin offering about 1,000 turnkey franchising packages cost from $150,000 to $170,000 nationwide.
HAVERHILL, MA-Analogic Corporation leases a 200,000-sf manufacturing facility on 20 Computer Dr. near Route 495. The company, which designs and manufactures advanced health and security systems, recently received its largest-ever contracts and needs a large plant to ramp up its production.
PHOENIX-An out-of-state private investor takes the deed from a local investor for the Rosewood Apartments at 5810 S. 40th St. in Phoenix. A Marcus & Millichap report concludes more sales will close with the favorable financing conditions.
SEATTLE-Property owners shelve plans for a senior center on Seattle's First Hill. Construction of the project, The Perry at Cabrini Center, was to have begun later this year. Completion was expected in 2004.
DALLAS-Rick Patterson, one of the leading forces behind AllianceTexas, exits the key role for an advisory position. Top-level changes also come down the pike at Henry S. Miller Commercial and JPI.
SEATTLE-The developer of protein-based medications is seeking permits to build a four-story, 66,880-sf research & development facility on a parcel adjacent its smoke-stacked headquarters on Eatslake Avenue.
OAKLAND, CA-The September conference will feature more than 25 sessions with authors, researchers and governing officials speaking on several topics, including organization development, professional advancement, urban and rural development, and legislative issues.
DALLAS-Fath Properties pays under $30 million for two class A complexes in Dallas' Uptown. Until now, the buyer's Dallas-Fort Worth plays were value-adds due to the region's buying history. That's changed with today's economic climate.
TEWKSBURY, MA-A proposed plan by Mills Corp. and Gator Development to develop one of the area's largest retail centers was withdrawn as they attempt to garner more public support for the project. This is Mills second recent attempt to develop a mall in the region.
COLUMBIA, MD-More than half of the 122,889-sf One Gateway Exchange building is now leased with the recent lease-signings by two different companies for space totaling 71,243-sf.