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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.
PLYMOUTH, MN-The hourly day care provider for casinos and shopping centers would pay a little more than $1 million for 875,000 shares. The company is in the process of attempting to obtain financing for the redemption.
SAN ANTONIO-Energy supplier PowerCold Corp. has taken its second location in region, signing for a 47,000-sf facility for manufacturing and office. The Cibolo-based supplier has about 32,000 sf at its home base.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-A combination of mergers, acquisitions and slower hiring has tripled the sublet space from a year ago, putting the market in a state of flux, according to one C&W executive.
WASHINGTON, DC-The three-story, mixed-use building brings the investment firm's local holdings to over 500,000 sf of property worth about $50 million. UrbanAmerica specializes in acquiring and developing properties in low- to moderate-income communities.
WASHINGTON, DC-For most of the past 17 years he worked for Fannie Mae where he served as chief administrative officer; SVP, communications; SVP, human resources and training; and in other posts.
TRENTON-It's politics as usual in the Garden State as Newark's proposed arena, the $150-million plan to redevelop Camden and Jersey City's ongoing rebirth all face new questions and obstacles.