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AUSTIN-Fired Up has struck a franchise deal with a major player in the United Arab Emirate. Four UAE eateries will be opened under the pact, which had been signed on the eve of today's Johnny Carino's Nile City riverboat opening in Cairo.
BOSTON-One of the first projects planned above the Massachusetts Turnpike Extension is running into trouble as local groups insist that the pair of buildings is too large. The development includes a 25-story building with 394 parking spaces and a 33-story building with 331 parking spaces.
KANSAS CITY-CDFM2 Architects of Overland Park, KS adds three new associates while the Black & Veatch engineering firm hires a new director for its global advanced technology team.
SEATTLE-Hanjin first came to Seattle in 1979, when the company secured 10 acres of a shared container terminal on Harbor Island. It increased its presence in 1986 and has since been one of the Port's largest volume shippers.
McCOOK, IL-The fourth facility to be built in the CenterPoint Business Center -- McCook is 34% pre-leased with commercial printing company Quebecor World, Inc. taking 153,000 sf. The first three buildings are 100% occupied.
HILLSBORO, OR-Oregon Pacific Investment and Development Co. is preparing for a future commercial development just under 19 acres near Cornelius Pass Road and Highway 26. The type and timing of the buildings will depend on demand.
ORLANDO-The 10-year-old business brokerage will operate the six-year-old hotel acquisition firm as a separate division. Interlink's founder/president James Ince will remain as managing director. Terms of the deal weren't disclosed.
WASHINGTON TWNSHP, NJ-Mixed-use communities combining retail, condo and residential are redefining the neighborhood concept here. Construction has already begun on one development.
ORLANDO-The Greater Construction Corp. of suburban Altamonte Springs, FL alleges 216 homes at two subdivisions reported failed drainage in the last eight years. The company is seeking unspecified damages that may reach $1 million, lawyers following the case tell GlobeSt.com.
SACRAMENTO-According to CB Richard Ellis' Mark Demetre, who represents J.B. Co., there is still more than 168,000 sf available in the building leased by Microform. In addition, there is more than 225 acres remaining for future development within the park.