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ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Construction may begin soon on a glacier of Titanic proportions. The 600,000-sf, $130-million project will offer 28 different sports venues, from skiing and snowboarding to skydiving and rock climbing.
OVERLAND PARK, KS-A Whole Foods Market and Bob Evans will open at the old Glenwood Theatre. Regency Park Shopping Center will be the name of the new development.
NEW YORK CITY-The Queens Atrium Corporate Center, formerly the International Design Center, has a new leasing agent. The building is currently 100% leased.
MINNEAPOLIS- The Albuquerque real estate and construction firm is transforming itself into a financial services firm through its purchase of locally-based Equity Securities Investments.
GAITHERSBURG, MD-Through its operating partnership, Saul Centers paid $4.2 million, or about $140 per sf, to its affiliate company, B.F. Saul, for a 30,000-sf office/flex building next to the Avenel Business Park.
IRVING, TX-More than 1.8-million sf of Texas industrial and office space in 17 properties are being sold to fund a merger between Developers Diversified Realty and American Industrial Properties.
DENVER-Four firms, three local and one from Pittsburgh, have jumpstarted a list of would-be financiers, builders and possibly operators of a 23-mile route for a proposed Air Train.
CHARLOTTE-George Shield and partner Bob Bruner are contracting to buy eight acres from Pulte Corp. for an estimated $6.4 million or about $800,000 per acre ($18.37 per sf), a high number for a retail development.
LOS ANGELES-The city's Community Redevelopment Agency approves additional funds for North Hollywood project. Some say it's key to the area's fledgling renaissance, but critics call it a waste of taxpayer money.