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  • Hollywood Tans to open at Parkway Plaza

    Hamden, Conn. -- Hollywood Tans has signed a lease for a new 2,580-sq.-ft. store at Parkway Plaza, in Hamden, Conn.

    Parkway Plaza is owned by New York City-based Centro Properties Group.

  • Nadeau to open in Greenwich Village

    New York City -- Robert K. Futterman & Associates said it has completed a 7,800-sq.-ft. retail lease with Nadeau at 57 East 11th St. in New York City’s Greenwich Village.

    The furniture retailer will occupy a combined 4,300 sq. ft. on the ground floor and 3,500 sq. ft. in the basement and is scheduled to open in first quarter 2011. This will be the first New York City location for the brand.

    Nadeau is headquartered in Santa Monica, Calif., and currently has 15 locations nationwide.

  • Giggle debuts in Arizona with Scottsdale Quarter location

    Scottsdale, Ariz. -- Columbus, Ohio-based Glimcher Realty Trust announced that infant furniture, accessory and clothing retailer giggle has joined the growing tenant roster at its Scottsdale Quarter project in Scottsdale, Ariz.

    The new store, which opened Dec. 2, is giggle’s 13th store and first in the state of Arizona.

    The giggle store will join other national tenants at Scottsdale Quarter, including Nike; Apple Store; A/X Armani Exchange; H&M, West Elm; and IPic Theaters.

  • RKF retained as leasing agent for Elevation Burger franchisee

    New York City -- Robert K. Futterman & Associates said it has been retained as the exclusive retail leasing agent for the Manhattan franchisee of Elevation Burger, which controls the chain’s locations south of 50th Street and is currently the only Manhattan franchisee. 

    Earlier this year, RKF represented the burger chain’s franchisee in the leasing of its Manhattan flagship location at 103 West 14th Street between Sixth and Seventh Avenues. It is scheduled to open in December.

  • Hobby Town USA opens at Central Station

    College Station, Texas -- Hobby Town USA recently opened a new 2,480-sq.-ft. store at Central Station, located in College Station, Texas.

    Central Station is owned by New York City-based Centro Properties Group.

  • SRS Real Estate names lease admin exec

    Dallas -- SRS Real Estate Partners announced it has appointed Stan Heller as executive VP of its lease administration service line.

    In his new role, Heller will focus on helping the lease restructure and renewal team in lowering client occupancy costs, as well as pursuing new business for the company. The addition of Heller comes on the heels of a strategic move to grow the company’s lease administrative presence in the industry.

  • Grubb & Ellis names exec

    Phoenix -- Grubb & Ellis Co. announced that Robert P. Stephens has joined the company as VP Industrial Group.

    Specializing in the representation of industrial tenants and landlords, Stephens joined Grubb & Ellis from Cushman & Wakefield.

  • Baker Katz acquires former Hollywood Video building

    Houston -- Houston-based commercial real estate brokerage Baker Katz, an X Team partner, announced that it has acquired a former Hollywood Video building at Grogan’s Mill and Sawdust in The Woodlands, Texas. 

    As part of an investment fund dedicated to real estate development, acquisition and ownership, Baker Katz purchased the 7,500-sq.-ft. building that is located near the area’s newest Wal-Mart Supercenter in The Woodlands, and plans to renovate and expand the building, subdivide it and re-lease the new spaces to individual tenants.

  • Dollar Tree to open at Summerfield Crossing Plaza

    Apollo Beach, Fla. -- Tampa, Fla.-based RMC Property Management Group announced that Dollar Tree will open a new 9,500-sq.-ft. store at Summerfield Crossing Plaza, located in Apollo Beach, Fla.

    The Dollar Tree Store will be constructed adjacent to a new 80,000-sq.-ft. Bealls department store.

    Dollar Tree is slated to open April 2011.

  • Big Lots cuts outlook as profit falls

    Columbus, Ohio -- Big Lots on Friday posted a lower-than expected quarterly profit, and the company cut its outlook for the crucial holiday quarter, in the face of strong competition and aggressive promotions from rivals.

    The chain said profit for the quarter ended Oct. 30 fell 42% to $17.7 million, from $30.3 million a year earlier, when the company's earnings included a 10-cents-a-share benefit from real estate transactions. Net sales in the latest quarter rose 2% to $1.06 billion as same-store sales rose 0.7%.

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