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CHICAGO-If REITs and retail real estate operators with Kmart exposure haven't put centers on the market, they may now, following the discounter's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection here.
IRVINE, CA-The sale fetches $6.9 million. The seller is a joint venture consisting of Irvine-based Granite Investment Group and Los Angeles-based Hanover Financial Co. The buyer is RK Properties.
TEJON RANCH, CA-Tejon Ranch Company, the largest contiguous landowner in CA., and IKEA, the home furnishings retailer, has announced the grand opening of the IKEA Tejon Terminal.
DALLAS-It's awards time in Dallas, where Henry S. Miller Commercial and Weitzman Group honor their leading 2001 producers. Topping Miller's list is Michelle Hudson in Dallas and Weitzman's, David Nicolson in San Antonio.
SEATTLE-After a couple of years of negotiating, the YWCA and the private developer have exchanged parcels, each valued at $1.4 million. The land in question is located in Belltown, on the east side of Third Avenue, between Virginia and Lenora streets.
MISSION VIEJO, CA-The Mission Viejo retail complex encompasses 81,990 sf. It is anchored by TJ Maxx, Ralphs and Longs Drugs. The transaction follows on the heels of another Orange County retail sale. The Collection at Laguna was recently snapped up by Tide Lands Inc. for $6.5 million.
MINNEAPOLIS-The central library is expected to operate out of 100,000 sf at the Marquette Plaza site for several years while a new complex goes up on its old site. The former Federal Reserve Bank is being redeveloped.
LANSDOWNE, VA-Following a $29-million upgrade, the Xerox Document University reopens as The National Conference Center at Lansdowne on the same 110-acre campus near Dulles International Airport
LONDON-Who says the residential property market in London is in trouble? MWB has already unloaded 35% of the flats at one scheme in the Docklands - and they won't be ready for occupation until summer 2004.