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ROSEMOUNT, MN-The regional planning agency for the seven-county Twin Cities area agrees the 40-acre agricultural site in Dakota County is the only site that can accommodate a highway maintenance facility.
AUSTIN-The Luby's restaurant chain is getting a second chance in a management shuffle that puts the Houston-based Pappas brothers at the helm. Will an expansion plan resurface after being ditched nine months ago? Too early to tell, says a Luby's official.
DENVER-Janus Capital is backing out of a plan for a corporate campus, which had been expected to cost upward of $150 million. One reason for the decision is that technology allows customers to access funds by computer rather than in person.
ST. PAUL, MN-A Minnesota Shopping Center Association tax study concludes the average property tax cost per sf for a 25,000-sf to 40,000-sf retailer in a Twin Cities community shopping center is $2.72.
PORTLAND-In addition to honoring the top brokers in the community, the Commercial Association of Realtors raises thousands for Special Olympics Oregon, which held its winter competition at Mount Bachelor this past weekend.
SAN DIEGO-Crews have finished earthwork on the Salvation Army's Ray and Joan Kroc Community Center on University Avenue and have launched a construction process that should be finished by summer of next year.
SAN FRANCISCO-Unico, one of Seattle's largest regional office building investor and service providers, moved into the Bay Area market with the purchase of the 33-story 100 Pine Street building in the city's Financial District.
CHARLOTTE-Locally based Trinity Partners hosts a party to alert brokers and tenants the space will be available in the 24-story, 460,000-sf, 100%-leased Carillon Building owned by San Francisco-based Shorenstein Realty Services.
CHICAGO-Bad weather in the Midwest and a slumping economy is blamed for a 44.5% drop in fourth-quarter funds from operations for Horizon Group Properties, Inc. Exceptions were in Tulare, CA and Laughlin, NV.