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ORLANDO-David H. Hughes, chairman/CEO, Hughes Supply Inc., becomes the ninth outside director at Darden Restaurants Inc. Hughes has run his 73-year-old family-founded construction materials company since 1972 when he inherited the leadership from his father, Harry and uncle, Russell Hughes.
SEATTLE-Paul Allen's Vulcan Inc. and Milliken Development Corp. have secured an anchor tenant for the 2200 Westlake development at the southeast corner of Westlake and Denny streets. The supermarket will serve as the heart of a mixed-use retail, office and residential project.
PHOENIX-Hard work and due diligence pay off for five employees at Langdon Wilson Architecture in Phoenix. The top title in the promotions pack goes to Ken Lufkin, who is named associate partner.
CLAYTON, NC-The Kalikow Group of New York and North Carolina-based EYC Cos. received a fixed-rate, 10-year term loan for the 136-unit, five-year-old property, 30 miles southeast of Downtown Raleigh in Johnston County.
SEATTLE, WA-Colliers newest report says it may be a while before the Puget Sound market can pick itself up off the mat, having suffered a one-two punch of economic turmoil and regional dot-com collapses.
SACRAMENTO-Sacramento County is expecting a major growth spurt over the next 20 years, according to the Sacramento Area Council of Government, which plans transportation in the area.
SEATTLE-Commercial Real Estate Women Northwest has changed its name to Commercial Real Estate Women Seattle to better reflect the organization's focus on the Seattle area.
SAN DIEGO-A builder plans a 102-unit condo project on a 25,000-sf land parcel located at 443 12th Ave. The market has been especially hot for condo, apartment and town house construction, as the cost of single-family home has risen in San Diego County.
SAN FRANCISCO-DDR has filed a registration statement relating to the possible issuance of up to 2.8 million common shares, which it may use to fund the purchase of a San Francisco property and a Richmond property.