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DENVER-The $500-million WorldPark proposal has piqued the interest of the International Speedway Corp., owner of the Daytona International Speedway in Florida. The firm has initiated a feasibility study to weigh the project's merits.
YONKERS-Bed, Bath & Beyond should begin construction soon on its 43,266-sf store on Central Park Ave., the retailer's third location in Westchester County. Occupancy is slated for spring 2002.
HOUSTON-The Port of Houston Authority says eminent domain may be necessary to gain control of 226 acres to accommodate a truck entrance for the proposed Bayport Terminal. The chemical company American Acryl owns the property.
ATLANTA-After six weeks of deliberation, the jury called the planned project necessary to the daily operations of the Norfolk Southern Railway. The facility will be in Clarkdale, GA, east of Atlanta.
PHOENIX-Supporters and opponents of some key real estate-related propositions will hit the streets and phone banks one last time today, just hours before what some call the most important election day in the history of Arizona.
NEW YORK CITY-A source close to the deal confirms published reports that Prada-controlled Jil Sanders, a women's clothing line, has signed a deal for the space recently vacated by Hermes.
VISTA, CA-Shopping center REIT Pan Pacific buys Valencia center. The move is part of the REIT's strategy to acquire neighborhood shopping centers anchored by grocery stores.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Construction may begin soon on a glacier of Titanic proportions. The 600,000-sf, $130-million project will offer 28 different sports venues, from skiing and snowboarding to skydiving and rock climbing.
OVERLAND PARK, KS-A Whole Foods Market and Bob Evans will open at the old Glenwood Theatre. Regency Park Shopping Center will be the name of the new development.
NEW YORK CITY-The Queens Atrium Corporate Center, formerly the International Design Center, has a new leasing agent. The building is currently 100% leased.