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WAYNE, NJ-The bankrupt supermarket chain is delivered to one of its major wholesale suppliers, which is making its first venture into the retail arena. The new owner won in a court-ordered bankruptcy auction.
PORTLAND-Despite city planning policies that discourage the vacation of streets to create larger blocks for development, Nicholson Development Properties of Seattle is hoping it will gain approval because of what it will do for the neighborhood.
ST. PAUL, MN-Minnesota Gov. Jesse Ventura hopes they will serve as models for other ventures, enabling residents, in his words, "to develop by choice, not by chance.
WHITE PLAINS-A chief official with GHP Office Realty of Scarsdale reports that the firm is under contract to purchase two Downtown office buildings here. The buy would yield approximately 130,000 sf of space.
STATESVILLE, NC-The 170-year-old firm plans to employ 50 workers at the 60,000-sf facility in Statesville Business and Industrial Park in Iredell County, about 50 miles north of Charlotte.
ORLANDO-Local corporate support for Florida A&M University's planned Downtown campus won the attention of the 13-member Florida Board of Regents which unanimously selected this tourist mecca over Tampa, FL and Lakeland, FL. The ground-breaking is tentatively scheduled for next summer.
PHOENIX-The city of Mesa is pushing Maricopa County to not rezone at least a portion of the 5,000-acre General Motors Proving Ground for residential development, saving it rather for commercial use.
MIRAMAR, FL-The Atlanta bank is providing a total $24 million in construction loans for two warehouses and an office building here in Broward County, 30 miles north of Downtown Miami.