REAL ESTATE

  • Four new retailers to open at Southpark at Cinco Ranch

    Houston – Jacksonville, Fla.-based Regency Centers said it has leased retail space in Houston to four new merchants at Southpark at Cinco Ranch, a 203,000-sq.-ft. ground-up development in Fort Bend County.

    Construction began in February on the neighborhood center, which has anchor openings scheduled for December 2012 and is 84% preleased.

  • Crazy 8 to open at Discover Mills this fall

    Lawrenceville, Ga. – Indianapolis-based Simon Property Group said that Crazy 8 will open a store at its Discover Mills property, Atlanta’s largest outlet, value retail and entertainment destination.

    Gymboree Corp.’s Crazy 8, slated to open this fall, will join newly announced tenant Old Navy Outlet at the center.

    Discover Mills features more than 180 retailers, as well as four full-service restaurants and entertainment venues.
     

  • Real estate vets launch A&G Realty Partners

    Melville, N.Y. – Former founding partners of DJM Realty Andrew Graiser and Emilio Amendola announced Monday they have launched A&G Realty Partners, a commercial real estate consulting, advisory and investment group.

    A&G will offer a comprehensive set of services that address both common and complex industry issues.

  • Inland Real Estate Acquisitions acquires South Elgin Commons

    Elgin, Ill. – Oak Brook, Ill.- based Inland Real Estate Acquisitions has announced the acquisition of South Elgin Commons, a 128,000-sq.-ft. shopping center in Elgin, Ill., for approximately $25 million.

    The property was 100% leased at closing and is anchored by Ross Dress for Less, Toys “R” Us and LA Fitness.

  • REI to make Kansas debut with store in Overland Park

    Seattle -- REI (Recreational Equipment, Inc.) said Tuesday it will make its state debut in Kansas in fall 2013, with a new store in Overland Park, Kan., a suburb of Kansas City.

    The 23,500-sq.-ft. REI Overland Park will be located at Prairiefire at Lionsgate. Approximately 50-60 new hires are planned.
     

  • Container Store to open three Florida locations

    Dallas – The Container Store said Tuesday it will open three Florida locations in 2013 – in Orlando, Tampa and Boca Raton – joining its two existing Sunshine State stores in Hallandale Beach and Miami.

    The Orlando store is slated to open spring 2013 and occupy 25,000 sq. ft. in the Mall at Millenia. The Tampa store, also 25,000 sq. ft., will be located one block south of International Plaza Mall. An opening date is still to be determined.

  • Dannon Company opens its first restaurant

    New York -- The Dannon Co. on Monday made its first entry into the restaurant business with the opening of The Yogurt Culture Co., in Manhattan.

    The restaurant is located at 125 Park Ave., between 41st and 42nd streets. It offers small-batch premium yogurt (as opposed to the company’s pre-packaged product that is sold in grocery stores) and fruit purees and other toppings.

  • Rock’N Babies opens at Plaza Sonora

    Tucson, Ariz. -- Commercial Real Estate Advisors said that Rock’N Babies has relocated its store to Plaza Sonora, located in Tucson, Ariz.

    The new 1,800-sq.-ft. resale boutique opened July 1.

     

  • The Laundry to open at West 7th

    Fort Worth, Texas -- Dallas-based Cypress Equities said that drycleaner The Laundry will open at the mixed-use development West 7th, located in Fort Worth, Texas.

    The 963-sq.-ft. shop is slated to open later this year.

    West 7th’s retail and office components are being developed by a Cypress Equities company and the residential component by Columbus Realty Partners.
     

  • Inland launches new mobile app for University Town Center Norman, Okla.

    Inland Diversified Real Estate Services said it has launched a new mobile application designed to enhance customer engagement and retention and interaction with retailers at University Town Center, a neighborhood shopping center in Norman, Okla., that is owned by Inland Diversified Real Estate Trust.

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