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CHICAGO-The subsidiary of ISPAT North America, successor to Inland Steel, renews its lease on 37,719 sf at the landmark Loop building 30 W. Monroe St. It was the first skyscraper built in Chicago after the Depression.
MINNEAPOLIS-The company now has 68 restaurants in 21 states and DC area. Long-term, it hopes to have 450 Buca di Beppo restaurants domestically despite third-quarter earnings that came in about half expectations.
CHICAGO RIDGE, IL-San Francisco-based purchaser AMB Property Corp. buys an 118-door facility at 10100 S. Virginia Ave. in this southwest suburb from Finch & Barry Properties, who turns over the property fully-leased.
CHICAGO-The 18-story University Center of Chicago residence hall would the largest student residence hall in the US if aldermen approve a city land donation of a parking lot in the 500 block of S. State St.
CHICAGO-AMLI Residential Properties Trust says the economic slowdown means third- and fourth-quarter earnings will come in at $1.35 per share, rather than the First Call estimates of $1.43 per share.
TAYLOR, MI-The store will be expanded to house 250 custom motorcycles and add room for cycle training course by Dearborn Heights police. DeMattia Group of Plymouth, MI is doing the 15,200-sf addition.
SAN DIEGO-Simon Property Group has bought a 50% stake in Fashion Valley Mall, one of the nation's most successful retail centers. To complete the deal the company has secured a $200 million mortgage.
DALLAS-It's beginning to look like the NFL draft, with more real estate professionals shifting affiliations or moving up in the ranks. Of the 15 changes, Lissa Cooke goes from Staubach to Julien J. Studley, where she is one of two corporate managing directors.
CONROE, TX-Tractor Supply, an equipment and apparel retailer, is headed to a 20,000-sf build-to-suit being built by Staubach's Cypress Equities. The Conroe location is one of about 60 in the state for the 318-store chain.
SAN DIEGO-The terrorist attacks of Sept. 11 have stalled action on bond sales to finance the new Downtown ballpark, adding $30 million to a $267 million pricetag. Padres officials hope to resume construction soon.