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SAN ANTONIO-It's taking longer than anticipated, but plans are progressing on the 1.3-million sf regional mall. Early next week, The Shops at La Cantera will reveal the identity of its fourth anchor for the undertaking that will break ground by year's end.
NEW YORK-CITY-The Internet site allows owners to post details about the space they have available for lease, which can be searched by prospective tenants. The site can also provide the name of a nearby broker to negotiate the deal.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-Marriott International will run the 151-room property, which is owned by Waterford Group affiliate. The hotel expects to cater to both business and leisure travelers.
DETROIT-Construction in Delta Township near Lansing of a manufacturing plant has been temporarily halted by the automaker. Plans changed have due to a slowing of the economy and product selection.
ORLANDO-Brokerages, such as locally based Corporate Investment International that help individuals or companies buy and sell businesses, usually flourish in hard times, Richard E. Read, the firm's chairman and co-owner, tells GlobeSt.com.
SAN FRANCISCO-The 49ers has announced support for the Mills Corp. and the YMCA, which have proposed a $200-million mixed-use recreational development. The Giants support New York-based Chelsea Piers on its 500,000-plus-sf project.
OVERLAND PARK, KS-The New York State Teachers Retirement System's prestigious holding gets a new tenant in The Weitz Co., a general building contractor based in Des Moines, IA.
DENVER-Jones Lang LaSalle's Denver office is on a roll, snagging three lucrative management contracts. The pacts add 591,000 sf and take leasing and management duties above 6.3 million sf for the region.
PHOENIX-The hotel industry, which will contribute to the cost of building a $335-million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals with a 1% bed tax, has thrown its support behind the proposed Tempe site.