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ORLANDO-David Catalano, a 14-year restaurant industry professional, takes over as vice president of worldwide operations at the Orlando-based firm. Janet Kane of Colonial Williamsburg Foundation, Williamsburg, VA, is Hard Rock's new vice president/retail merchandising and licensing.
NEWARK, NJ-KS Engineers has expanded its space to 13,288 sf in the former Federal Trust Building, which was recently renovated by new owner Van Name Realty.
ATLANTA-The UK-based hotel owner and operator has named Thomas Murray area president, midscale operations; Joseph Yacura, chief procurement officer; and Wesley A. Tiner, area vice president/technical services.
BOSTON- The University of Massachusetts proposes developing an 80,000-sf drug laboratory in the neighborhood of Mattapan, on a site once occupied by the former Boston State Hospital. The university says that its other drug production facility in nearby Jamaica Plain is at capacity.
MIAMI-The Sarasota, FL-based national prison developer has discontinued operations at five unprofitable facilities; sold $11 million in assets; and reduced total debt to $28 million, the company's lowest level in the last five years. Sarasota is 180 miles northwest of Downtown Miami.
ORLANDO-North America's largest casual seafood restaurant chain (1,193 locations) posted record earnings of 54 cents per diluted share, up 35% over the same 2000 period and surpassing Wall Street analysts' predictions of 47 cents to 52 cents per share.
MINNEAPOLIS-W. P. Carey & Co. buys 245,000 sf in Tacoma, WA; West Jordan, UT; Perris, CA; and Eugene, OR. It then leases them back to the manufacturer and distributor of PVC and PE pipe under 20-year bond-type net leases.
OAKLAND-A preliminary report was presented to the Alameda County Board of Supervisors this week citing uptown Oakland as the most appropriate of seven locations to build a new baseball stadium for the Oakland A's.
SAN DIEGO-A business group representing the fast-growing area north of Downtown, has failed in its first attempt to change the name Hawthorn Street to Little Italy Way.
NEW YORK CITY-The Midtown and East Side office markets have hit critical mass, prompting businesses to look elsewhere for space. Corporate incentives and a recent 37-acre FAR upzoning prompt big business to look to Long Island City, says Richard Karson of Insignia/ESG.