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KANSAS CITY-The South Beloit, IL-based snack food manufacturer is trying to absorb business lost by Guy's Foods when its shut down Liberty, MO manufacturing plant following the company's filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
LOS ANGELES-Experts predict that the US economy will play an important role in Mexico's drive for increased economic growth, as Fox opens an international business center in Santa Ana.
WASHINGTON, DC-Tompkins Builders has already begun renovating the 1830s, 176,000-sf building, which is being turned into a four-star hotel/restaurant by the Kimpton Hotel and Restaurant Group.
DALLAS-In a once-a-year report, the final count shows the region's office buildings' average selling price has dipped. Not really a concern, says Roddy Information Services, just an indication availability of class-A properties might be shrinking. All other sectors had experienced upswings.
FLOWER MOUND, TX-Silverwing Development of San Francisco, and Denver-based Hampton Partners have selected Dallas' Bradford Cos. to market their 361-acre office-hotel development. Details are sketchy, but full build-out could bring five million sf.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The Chicago-area real estate investment trust acquired at least seven multifamily properties last year primarily in Broward and Palm Beach--two counties that fit the company's targeted demographics. Fort Lauderdale is 26 miles north of Miami.
COLUMBIA, MD-The REIT bought five office buildings totaling 314,594 sf, which are 98% leased. The purchase means Corporate Office Properties Trust now owns 55 buildings in the Baltimore-Washington corridor.
ASHEVILLE, NC-The process helps retail and other site searchers find potentially profitable areas for new business startups, according to the Asheville, NC company, 75 miles west of Downtown Charlotte.
BOSTON-Stream International Service Corp. is expanding its space at the Canton Commerce Center and Axcel Photonics has secured industrial space in Marlboro, according to CRESA Partners/Boston, which brokered both transactions.
HOUSTON-It's official: Hilton will be managing Houston's Convention Center Hotel. A 15-year contract has been signed for the 1,200-room facility, which breaks ground in the summer. Delivery is set for late 2003.