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HOUSTON-The Right Start, a young children's retailer, has four stores in the planning stage for Houston. The first location will open at 2438 Rice Blvd. in a center owned by Rice Kelvin Partners Ltd.
HILLSBORO, OR-The Portland-based grocery retailer, which opened its first store just eight months ago, is planning to open its fourth location next year at Orenco Station, a planned community here that is served by light rail.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-First it was the city cracking down on proposals for mega high-rise Downtown buildings. Now a Federal agency is getting into the act on grounds that such projects could compromise radar control of air traffic heading into the local airport.
SAN ANTONIO-USAA Investments says its 19-year-old Aggressive Growth Fund is no longer economical, closing it to new investors. Meanwhile, the San Antonio-based investment group opens three new index funds and a new growth fund for investors.
KANSAS CITY, MO- Renovation continues at the Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception. The church dome has just been regilded as part of a $8.5 million rehabilitation.
MIAMI-Terremark Worldwide's Fortune House Hotel is adding an interactive information and entertainment system. The Network Connection of Philadelphia will be providing the local five-star property's newest guest amenity.
CHARLOTTE-The Charlotte Region Commercial Board of Realtors disagrees with industry reports predicting the office market here could be overbuilding but agrees the apartment sector is saturated.
ORLANDO-The highest and best use for Ben White Raceway, sitting on a strategic corner in the city's industrial northwest sector for 50 years, is now as a city recreational facility and possibly as an equestrian training area for non-profit groups.
ORLANDO-The entrepreneur's Equity Residential Property Trust sold the nine-year-old to 14-year-old assets in Tallahassee, FL to Community Builders Inc. for an average $44,261 per unit.