Retail

LOS ANGELES-Promising to bring the National Football League and the Super Bowl back to Los Angeles, Anschutz Entertainment Group has plans to build a 64,000 seat stadium in the Downtown section of the city not far from its successful Staples Center development.

SEATTLE, WA-A local broker who represents struggling retailers in the disposition of excess properties and leaseholds during bankruptcy proceedings talks with GlobeSt.com about the big box surplus market.

ATLANTIC CITY, NJ-The old Million Dollar Pier, rebuilt almost 20 years ago to resemble an ocean liner, will be shuttered entirely for 18 months by owner Park Place.

MOUNT VERNON, VA-An $85-million museum and orientation center is in the works for George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate and Gardens. Official plans will be announced on April 27 and work on the 50,000-sf endeavor is scheduled to commence in 2003.

ORANGE, CA-Buchanan Urban Investors and Rawson, Blum & Leon have snapped up the regional shopping center. The pair plan to renovate the complex, which was 89% leased at the time of sale.

ATLANTA-The Columbia, SC retailer has promoted Terry S. Brown to CEO. Jodie W. McLean is the new president and chief investment officer.

SHOREVIEW, MN-Shoreview Village Mall's owner hires Minneapolis artist Aldo Moroni to paint murals at the 20-year-old retail center and anchors it with a health food store, gift shop and pharmacy.

MIAMI-RM Hollywood Hills Plaza Shopping Center, headed by Barry Ross and William D. Matz, paid $28.85 million or $65.34 per sf for the 25-year-old, 441,566-sf shopping center in Hollywood, FL, 20 miles north of Downtown Miami. Adjoining outparcels sold for $4.15 million.