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BELLEVUE, WA-The Central Puget Sound Growth Management Hearings Board rules developers are not exempt from city traffic rules when renovating existing neighborhood shopping centers, as city officials thought.
SANTA ANA, CA-The locally-based company is developing the project on behalf of Principal Capital Real Estate Investors. Known as the Jurupa Business Park, the complex will encompass 1.1 million sf upon completion. It is rising on a 51-acre site at 13204 and 13502 Jurupa Ave.
HOUSTON-An accountant takes 4,091 sf at the Chase Bank building in the River Oaks/Galleria submarket while a long-time tenant, Ultramarine, re-ups its 3,207-sf pact at 3100 S. Gessner in Westchase.
ORLANDO-U.S. Bankruptcy Judge Arthur B. Briskman is considering the restaurant chain's second request for an extension on drafting a Chapter 11 reorganization schedule. If the judge denies the request, other companies may immediately submit their own plans for keeping the chain alive.
SAN ANTONIO-International Bank of Commerce has no intentions of exiting the San Antonio market despite the loss of 20 locations due to Albertsons' decision to vacate. In fact, says IBC-San Antonio president, there are plans afoot for more locations.
CHICAGO-The second-largest US mall REIT acquires privately-held Victoria Ward, Ltd. and its 65 acres in the Kakaako entertainment district plus 600,000 sf of retail space. General Growth already has the 1.8-million-sf Ala Moana Center in the 50th state.
MESA, AZ-An immediate need to move meets the original asking price of about $1.2 million as Maslonka & Associates puts up four months of rent and about $1 million for a 23,000-sf structure in Mesa.
ST. PAUL, MN-Plans are for up to a 19,000-sf, two-story retail and office building with underground parking. That means demolition for three buildings @Home Apartments bought for $2.2 million.
MINNEAPOLIS-The 9,000-sf stores will accelerate the firm's fast growing Save-A-Lot "extreme value" retailing. The concept includes a combination store of grocery and general merchandise.
NEW YORK CITY-More than 100 real estate journalists from around the nation will converge on New York City when the National Association of Real Estate Editors holds its 36th annual convention. Ready to greet them are some of the biggest names in the real estate industry.