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WASHINGTON, DC-Sedberry & Associates/ChainLinks Retail Advisors, based here, recently completed a land lease for 108,900 sf in Albuquerque, NM on behalf of the Southern Italian restaurant chain Buca di Beppo.
COLUMBIA, MD-First Service Networks Inc. signed leases for office space with Corporate Office Properties Trust and plans to move its corporate headquarters from Stamford CT to Annapolis Junction, MD.
MIDDLETON, MA-Edify Corp. opens a speech solutions center here. The company, a provider of multi-channel customer interaction solutions, hopes to develop customized natural language applications here. The company has offices in international markets as well.
AUSTIN-In an ongoing international expansion, Fired Up has signed yet another pact. This one will put the popular Johnny Carino's Country Italian Restaurants into Venezuela and Aruba. A Bahrain eatery opens in June.
COLUMBIA, MD-First Service Networks Inc. signed leases for office space with Corporate Office Properties Trust and plans to move its corporate headquarters from Stamford CT to Annapolis Junction, MD.
CHARLOTTE-Strong demand continues for Downtown office space but a slowdown in some other markets is due to strong building activity and an economic lag, Ryan D. Clutter of CB Richard Ellis Inc. tells GlobeSt.com.
KANSAS CITY, KS-The new director comes in as city and county see renewed activity and are undertaking of large construction projects. She was former general manager of the Indian Springs Shopping Center.
MINNETONKA, MN-Construction will begin this spring on the office/distribution facility for the subsidiary of Atlanta-based AHL Services. The facility will help the company launch integrated marketing services.
DENVER-The Warwick Hotel is now a favorite of the Capitol lunch crowd, reopening after a six-month, $20-million redo. Another $2 million in work starts in the spring. It's all being done to re-connect in grand fashion with the Denver community.