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BAYONNE, NJ-Based in Brooklyn, NY for the last 53 years, the company produces and distributes a range of kosher wines, spirits and food products. The incentives package was a key factor in the company's relocation.

AUSTIN-Carr Development hopes to push dirt by Aug. 1 on a new retail project at the entrance to the Uplands community. The plans are solidified as a result of Bee Cave Aldermen's sign-off on a rezoning.

CLERMONT, FL-Lake County rejected Tarmac Center Sand Co.'s 1998 request to expand its 1,300-acre operations by 240 acres because the new pad would back up to a residential neighborhood. Clermont is 25 miles west of Downtown Orlando.

BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-Three apartment complexes in Ypsilanti, MI; Woodhaven, MI and Detroit change hands for a total of $6.8 million, an average of $22,150 per unit, in separate transactions.

SAN DIEGO-Keeton Construction Co. will break ground in October for a 44,500-sf, state-of-the-art animal care center for the San Diego Humane Society and Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.

CHICAGO-Work is just beginning on the $58.4-million, 436,224-sf Chicago International Produce Market to replace historic but obsolete South Water Market. So is talk of expansion, even though ground has just been broken.

SOUTHFIELD, MI-Local construction firm HarleyEllis expands operations for Lumigen Inc.'s steel processing facility. The new 41,500-sf building can now handle a staff of up to 70 employees.

BETHEL, NY-On property surrounding the famed 1969 Woodstock concert staged at Max Yasgur's Farm, a developer has proposed building a multi-faceted Performing Arts Center that would take 10 years to complete.