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LONDON-UK consumer spending has remained buoyant following the 11 September terrorist attacks, and according to Knight Frank this should mean a stable retail real estate market despite economic pressures.
GLENVIEW, IL-Von Maur, an Iowa-based regional upscale department store chain, has agreed to open its 18th Midwestern store at the Glen, a major redevelopment of a former military facility in north suburban Chicago.
DALLAS-Cushman & Wakefield of Texas promotes a 10-year employee to executive director while Perkins & Will hires a 26-year veteran as a senior project designer. Gordon K. Gilmore changes affiliations after 26 years with the HOK Dallas team.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA-Valley Cash and Carry signs five-year lease valued at $1.7 million and plans to use the industrial building as the site for a wholesale grocery business.
HOWELL, NJ-The Pennsylvania-based developer wants to build a 467,000-sf, five-building complex on 51 acres, with Target and Lowe's as the proposed anchor tenants.
PORTLAND-The national commercial contracting firm told reporters late last week that it has never turned a profit with the division, which will generate about $80 million in revenues this fiscal year, down from $110 million last year.
HOUSTON-Two tenants take an aggregate 9,036 sf at northwest Houston office buildings. Btek Interests signs takes the largest spot, 5,957 sf, in the 126,015-sf 13100 Northwest Freeway, owned by Northwest One LP.
NEW ROCHELLE-A host of city dignitaries, including Mayor Timothy Idoni were on hand for the grand opening of Summit at New Roc, a $22-million rental housing development built on top the New Roc City parking garage here.
PORTLAND-The Ventura, CA-based commercial real estate lender run by locally-grown Michael McGuire hires mortgage banker Clain Brandt -- part owner and former president of Customer First Real Estate Services Network in Eugene -- to take control of the year-old Portland office from Alfred Bookman.