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RALEIGH, NC-Stringent government regulations and activist resident groups often block efforts by owners of mixed-use projects to use land more efficiently and reduce vehicular traffic, attendees at an International Council of Shopping Centers conference here were told. Raleigh is 200 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.
ROME, GA-Suzuki's new ATV plant is expected to bring hundreds of jobs back and trigger new multifamily and retail development in the city and Floyd County after a major textile employer laid off more than 600 workers in November.
CHARLOTTE-The third-party distribution company plans to replace its 346,000-sf warehouse with a 350,000-sf structure on 79 farmland acres in Cabarrus County near Harrisburg, NC, a growing warehouse hub, 10 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte. The estimated cost of the project is $8 million.
DALLAS-Insignia/ESG's Mall Division, based in Dallas, has beefed up its leasing portfolio by more than 1.4-million sf, adding urban regional malls in Ogden, UT and Niagara Falls, NY. Insignia's William Morris will oversee the listings.
DALLAS-NTCAR's 1,600 members can now access RealtyIQ's 225,000-property database. The signing is the fifth that RealtyIQ has sealed with commercial realtors associations in its nationwide push. More pacts are pending.
DALLAS-Pizza Inn has inked a contract for 11 acres in the Colony, where it plans to build a 140,000-sf headquarters, test and training center and distribution facility. Three leased sites will be consolidated when the project is done in summer 2001.
OAKLAND, CA-The popular clothing retailer is taking space for its BabyGap and GapKids stores in 1333 Broadway, which is adjacent to City Center, Oakland's only retail cluster. Opening is set for summer 2001.
DENVER-Safeway's Cherry Creek location is open for business following a $10-million renovation that makes the store 4,000 sf larger. Its landlord, the Taubman Co., now is in a Catch-22 over plans to relocate the store to make way for a Nordstrom's.