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HOUSTON-A $79-million hospital and medical office project gets unveiled Saturday by Methodist Health Care System. The owner has five more sites in the region that are ticketed for health-care facilities.
MINNEAPOLIS-Target officials decline to comment on 'speculation' it is looking at up to 100 stores being vacated by the Chicago-based retailer that recently announced plans to declare bankruptcy.
MINNEAPOLIS-The nation's largest hair care salon operator will still build up to 400 new salons and spent up to $30 million on acquisitions next year. That's down from 450 stores built and an $80-million budget.
TROY, MI-Construction begins on a retail project that is one of state's highest priorities under its brownfield redevelopment program. Grand/Sakwa of Farmington Hills, MI is building the project.
DALLAS-The Child Care Group has wrapped up a corporate headquarters relocation to the Twin Towers at 8585 N. Stemmons Freeway. The leading nonprofit nationwide has signed a long-term lease for 28,858 sf in the complex's south tower.
DALLAS-There has been a 10% increase in the attendance at this year's call center trade show in Dallas. No wonder, say the experts; it's big business for companies and developers. But, second-tier cities are now the new hotspots instead of metros like Dallas, where there are close to 700 in operation.
PLATTE COUNTY, MO-Opus Northwest's Congress Corporate Center would attract data and call center type businesses. The first spec building will be a 90,000-sf to 120,000-sf office/warehouse.
PLANO, TX-JC Penney is facing the backlash of a sagging mid-price retail market. Up to 50 under-performing stores are being given pink slips while the announcement has triggered a rumor about a corporate downsizing at its 1.9-million sf campus in Plano.
ORLANDO-The 10-year-old Altamonte Springs, FL-based general contractor is shooting for $30 million this year by expanding its geographic scope to Cleveland, Nashville, Texas and California.
SAVANNAH, GA-The underperforming 149-year-old, 68-room hotel is being sold by Paine Weber and Coastal Hotel Group for $160,000 per room. They bought the property in 1998 for $555,424 or $8,168 per room. The owners' five other hotels in California are also up for sale. Savannah is 200 miles southeast of Downtown Atlanta.