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ROMEOVILLE, IL-Food products distributor Central American Group signs a five-year lease deal in the low eight figures with CalEast Industrial Investors, LLC for a facility formerly occupied by Montgomery Wards as a catalog distribution facility.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA-The California Hotel Survey conducted by Atlas Hospitality Group predicts the gap between sales prices in Northern California and Southern California in 2002 will continue to narrow as room rates continue to soften.
MARLBOROUGH, MA-Metro Park Corp proposes building a 500,000-sf retail project on a 41-acre parcel here. New England Development had proposed developing a mall on this site last year but it was not approved.
CHICAGO-Take a risk, Mid-North Financial Services, Inc. president and chairman Albert C. Hanna tells Inland Real Estate brokers, and follow trends that will make the city's West Side an attractive multifamily development bet.
WASHINGTON TWP., NJ-The 371,128-sf Wal-Mart and Acme-anchored shopping complex had been expanded twice and repositioned as a power center by now-former owner American Continental Properties.
CEDAR PARK, TX-A 30,000-population community is getting its share of the economic development pie as permit values for commercial and industrial development jump to $154.3 million. Sales tax receipts bring in another $5.3 million in 2001 revenue.
PARIS-Voies Navigables de France, the state body responsible for France's inland waterways, is looking to learn from UK experience in promoting development along the 20-km Roubaix Canal which straddles the Franco-Belgian border in north-east France.
SAN FRANCISCO, CA-A dearth of retail properties on the market and many hungry investors has one broker using a date certain bidding process to dispose of two retail centers for his clients.
ORLANDO-The city commission is expected to back Mayor Glenda E. Hood's 2002-2003 budget proposals today because adding an aggressive cultural tone to the area would help attract more big-name corporations, area commercial real estate brokers tell GlobeSt.com.