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COLUMBIA, SC-The locally based retailer names Amy R. Stuck retail leasing manager and Susan Sale-Korper vice president/corporate marketing. Columbia is 200 miles south of Downtown Charleston.
ORLANDO-Echelon Residential is breaking ground on Echelon at Uptown, a planned five-story, 244-unit complex on north Orange Avenue at Marks Street. Estimated construction cost: $13 million.
BETHESDA, MD-Host Marriott Corporation has closed on the $130 million offering, the proceeds of which will be used for capital improvements, acquisitions and paying off debt. Five financial institutions underwrote the offer.
SAN FRANCISCO-The seller of the 170,000 sf Class A office building is HMS Gateway Office LP. HMS Gateway developed the property in 1999. The local investor group is called Consolidate Farms.
SEATTLE-The Bellevue, WA-based QFC grocery store chain will convert all existing Veneto's branded coffee bars and kiosks to the Seattle's Best Coffee brand over the next six months. SBC's shelf presence also will be expanded.
BOSTON-The city acquires the largest parcel it needs to make room for the convention center being built here. The city has now acquired 75% of the 60-acre site, but 11 cases are still pending in court.
AUSTIN-Conn's already has signed it second lease in months, this time taking a 25,273-sf spot in Capital Plaza. The appliance retailer also has two parcels under option, where plans are afoot for freestanding stores in the region.
SAN MARCOS, CA-Carlsbad-based GMS Realty is vying to develop a 26-acre site at San Marcos Boulevard and Grand Avenue. About 12 developers have submitted bids to lease the city-owned property.
SEATTLE, WA-Despite the physical damage caused by the earthquake and the emotional damage caused by the riots, commercial real estate in one of Seattle's oldest neighborhoods is still going strong.
DALLAS-Matthews Southwest is accelerating plans to redo a four-story, 80,000-sf building in south Dallas as a result of two signings for half of the space. The North Texas Opportunity Fund is relocating two businesses' headquarters as soon the work is done.