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LYNNWOOD, WA-Corinthian Colleges Inc. intends to establish a campus this summer at the 200,000-sf Cosmos Lynwood Center. The college will occupy temporary digs at the center until it makes its official move by July 1.
HOUSTON-Boston-based Colliers International has found a partner in Houston. Encompass has the technical expertise in facility overseeing needed for the teaming as Corporate America continues signing single outsource providers.
CORONA, CA-Construction of the two-story, 19,152-sf facility is to commence later this month. Known as the Chapin Medical Building, it will stand adjacent to the biomedical corporation's current facility.
SACRAMENTO-Ex- Globetrotters Sterling Forbes and Kelvin Hildreth open the doors to Sacramento's latest sports facility, Basketball Town. The 25,000-sf facility features three basketball courts and many amenities.
DENVER-The Samba Room is the latest effort by the Carlson Restaurant Group, which also owns T.G.I. Fridays in the market. The location is in the heart of historic Larimer Square.
FLOWER MOUND, TX-The Highlands at Flower Mound is 70% pre-leased and more deals are pending in just a few months of marketing. The tenant mix is a familiar blend of national retailers alongside community services in power center size.
CHICAGO-Committee to Restore Shareholder Value asks the Prime Group Realty Trust board of directors to oust chairman Michael W. Reschke and chief executive officer Richard S. Curto. The two leaders of the embattled office REIT step down.
LYNDHURST, NJ-Work on 160 Chubb Ave. in the Meadowlands submarket has repositioned the former class B office property as a class A building. Gale Construction did the project.
LYNCHBURG, VA-Snack manufacturer Frito-Lay, Inc. opts to stay in Virginia, expanding the size of its 400,000-sf-plus plant with a $30 million investment. This is the second expansion at the Campbell County location in less than a year.
CHICAGO-Questioning the liberal use of tax increment financing districts even in neighborhoods where property values have escalated, the Neighborhood Capital Budget Council asks the state to change rules involving the economic development tool.