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ORLANDO-The world's largest casual seafood restaurant company posted fiscal 2001 net earnings of $197 million or $1.59 per diluted share on sales of $4.02 billion versus $173 million or $1.30 per diluted share on revenue of $3.7 billion in fiscal 2000. Net earnings were up 13.8%.
HOUSTON-Another out-of-state, high-end retailer has set its sights on Houston, leasing a 36,161-sf showroom-warehouse in the city's southwest submarket. Brandon of Houston will move into its spot Sept. 1.
MIAMI-The commercial real estate services firm is leasing 35 acres of industrial-warehouse space at International Corporate Park in the airport/west submarket to a company that develops water theme parks.
DALLAS-The Dallas BOMA chapter will host a six-hour course Tuesday for architects, leasing agents and property managers. The seminar, part of the continuing education program, focuses on understanding blueprints and new metroplex building codes.
HOUSTON-The phones are no longer ringing off the hook for prized distribution space in Houston's northwest submarket. But, say two CB Richard Ellis execs, it's not all gloom and doom. There's no space glut nor will there be despite 2.7 million sf coming on line.
PHOENIX-The 133,289-sf Concord Place is welcoming two law firms on board in five-year signings for one of the Gateway submarket's premier addresses. The submarket's lower rates offer stiff competition to the nearby Camelback Corridor.
ORLANDO-The Association for Local Telecommunications Systems tells GlobeSt.com it will continue to battle building owners in some states where agreements haven't been worked out. BOMA International tells GlobeSt.com it will meet ALTS head on.
BOLINGBROOK, IL-Two deals in this I-55 Corridor suburb as well as nearby Romeoville take 125,000 sf off the industrial market. Millennium Transportation Systems Inc. moves from Burr Ridge.
TROY, MI-City leaders decide not to include a performing arts theater and other projects on public land, which property owners say will be included in plans by New York developer Eric Castro.