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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.
CHARLOTTE-A new position--head of real estate securitization--is part of the restructuring effort aimed at intensifying the company's focus on high-growth businesses and improving its risk profile.
FT. WORTH-The groundwork's being lain for a possible buying spree by a newly formed joint venture. The 115,681-sf Park Plaza in Ft. Worth launches the portfolio for Woodcrest Plaza 2001, an investment firm with high-profile backing.
WASHINGTON, DC-InterBank Capital Partners is naming W. Thomas Fleming III its new president while the organization's former president, Dr. Simon Hershon, retains the position of CEO. Fleming joined the firm in 1999.
TRENTON-The proposed Downtown sports venue has plenty of support, but because financing is up in the air it won't be mentioned in what is expected to be Gov. Whitman's final statewide address.
WHITE PLAINS-Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano says officials with the Nuclear Regulatory Commission have assured him that the agency will closely monitor the safety of the troubled Indian Point 2 nuclear power plant.
NEW YORK CITY-Most of the 811,182-sf building, which is 99% leased, is occupied by Mellon Bank. The class-A facility earned a National Preservation Honor Award after if was renovated.