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AUSTIN-Austin's Fired Up signs a multiple-store franchise development pact with Thomas & King of Lexington, KY. Owner of 80 Applebee's and one Huddle House eatery, the developer will introduce Johnny Carino's to Southern Ohio and Kentucky.
ST. PAUL, MN-The 300,000-sf center is being designed by Wold Architects and built by McGough Construction. The location of the jail, courtrooms and sheriff's office is in an industrial area northeast of Downtown.
DETROIT-Automotive supply firms A.W. Tech Center, R.L. Polk and Co. and Plastech opt to stay in state rather than move to other locations after receiving packages totaling $17.5 million in Single Business Tax Credits.
LOPATCONG TWP., NJ-Owner Ingersoll-Rand is negotiating with an unnamed developer to transfer the property, but if things get dicey the township has a newly passed ordinance in its pocket.
ELKO, NV-The land's in hand and now the plan is to hire an architect and engineer for a multi-component senior housing development. About 413 acres are earmarked for commercial use and 322 acres for recreational venues. The lot count is 730.
QUANTICO, VA-Fentress Bradburn Architects of Denver, CO is chosen to design the $80 million National Museum of the Marine Corps. Groundbreaking for the 120,000 sf project is scheduled for April 2003.
FARMERS BRANCH, TX-Wilcox Development Services and the State Teachers Retirement System of Ohio follow through on acquisition plans for the balance of JP Morgan International Plaza. The 756,000-sf dual towers cost more than $75 million to erect.
ORLANDO-The senior associate at locally based Corporate Investment International posted $6.1 million in 2001 sales, including a $5.3 million real estate deal on a gas station/convenience store transaction.
Work toward rounding up financing and contractors for the $40 million East Sixth Street project resumes after a title problem is resolved. Construction is expected to break ground in six to nine months.