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WILTON, CT-Louis Dreyfus Corp. has expanded its presence at Twenty Westport Road to a total of 128,000 sf, which brings the 335,000-sf property currently under construction to 95% occupancy.
DALLAS-The Dallas-based Hearthside Extended Stay hotel chain has a new promoter. Villager Franchise Systems, a Cendant division, will be looking for franchisees in exchange for its name attached to Hearthside's, which gains a nationwide presence with the pact.
GASTONIA, NC-When the city of Gastonia, 20 miles west of Charlotte, formed a Downtown redevelopment commission in the late 1960s, it didn't realize the problems facing that part of town would still exist today.
DENVER-Three CB Richard Ellis brokers have jumped ship, one of whom will steer the new Julien J. Studley office in Denver. The New York City-based tenant advisory firm is opening its 16th US office under the leadership of Rob Link.
ATLANTA-Glenn Kolker, a leasing and marketing principal for five years, is focusing on filling up the developer's 160,000-sf Royal Ridge office building scheduled for completion in June.
DETROIT-The new Detroit office for the nation's 15th-largest law firm hires new attorneys, including three with real estate and finance expertise. The firm represents Detroit-based automotive companies.
KANSAS CITY-In addition to building new supercenters, the company will convert existing stores in Olathe, KN; Liberty and Lee's Summit, MO to the concept. Wal-Mart also plans to add new goods and services to discount stores.
SAN JOSE, CA-On the table is a single passenger terminal featuring a lengthy concourse and automated walkway. San Jose Airport, which has come under fire as woefully inadequate for a major facility serving Silicon Valley, is undergoing a major reconstruction process.
MINNEAPOLIS- Mark Sims will be in charge of Twin Cities projects for the commercial real estate company, which is involved in developing or redeveloping 100 acres in the metropolitan area.