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ANTIOCH, CA-A Brentwood developer proposes an adult community, retail development and office park on 1,200-acres that could bring the city much needed jobs for the residents who must endure hellish commutes along Highway 4.
OVERLAND PARK, KN-A 23-acre site here that has remained undeveloped for five years despite rezoning for commercial use is being eyed by Wal-Mart for a 204,000-sf discount store and grocery under one roof.
ATLANTA-Lawrence W. Hall, former president/COO at hsupply, is coming in as president/CEO. Peter Dunning is leaving to become CEO at Omnexus, another locally-based firm.
SAN FRANCISCO-Rob Stiles, founding managing director for the investment bank's Asian operations, has been tapped to head up the New York-based company's San Francisco office as managing director.
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN-The new agreements will double the number of franchises in the restaurant chain's first year. The ribs restaurant is branching out into Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio, West Virginia and Florida.
BEAVERTON, OR-Meanwhile, the 217-acre Birthcer Properties' development continues to expand. Three industrial-flex buildings and a third class A office building are under construction within the business park that so far contains 18 completed buildings.
RALEIGH, NC-California investor Herbert Kendall paid $17.4 million for the 120,000-sf, one-year-old Lucent Technologies Building on North Carolina State University's centennial campus. Duke-Weeks built the structure last year for $100 per sf.
AUSTIN-WhisperWire will be marking its second operating year by opening offices in Dallas and Denver within six months. The company's Austin headquarters is in 10,000 sf along N. MoPac Boulevard.
CARROLLTON, TX-It's not the weather, but the business that has a southwestern Pennsylvania firm doing a lock, stock and barrel move of its headquarters. By month's end, Cerdec Ceramics will be occupying 27,624 sf at Valwest Business Park.
PORTLAND-If the Metro Council's forecast is accurate, come 2025, more than 809,000 people will spring up in the four county-area that includes a portion of Southwest Washington. The study also predicts a 120% jump in home prices.