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Sunset Crossings will soon have two new tenants added to their burgeoning lineup. Einstein Bros. Bagles, Caribou Coffee and Firehouse Subs will occupy the newly constructed outlot building.
The newly constructed outlot, located at 120 E. Sunset Drive, will be home to Einstein Bros. Bagles, Caribou Coffee and Firehouse Subs who expect to be open by
The much anticipated housing component at Renaissance Square in the historic Stop Six neighborhood in SE Fort Worth, TX officially broke ground this past September. Officially known as Columbia at Renaissance Square, the development will include three phases of mixed-income housing.
Phase-I, which has already begun, will bring 142 mixed-income apartment units to the neighborhood when completed. Phase-II will have 120 unit senior housing center. The expected start date is scheduled for early 2017. Phase-III will consist of a mixture of approximately 250 single family and townhomes.
“This groundbreaking is an exciting next step in the overall revitalization efforts in our Stop Six neighborhood. Starting first in Renaissance Square, these apartments coming in will not only provide an excellent housing option, but also pair nicely with our city-wide efforts to focus on health, education and engagement,” said Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price.
A national fashion retailer, Ross Dress for Less, who provides high quality department and specialty store brands at extraordinary savings, will be opening in The Bluffs in Pinnacle Prairie.
Ross Dress for Less will occupy the final available space, 22,000 square feet, in a power center that includes other national retailers Hobby Lobby, Famous Footwear, Dollar Tree, Home Goods, and Pet Supplies Plus.
Property owners, The Bluff Pack LLC., officially broke ground on the retail power center on in April 2016. “It is amazing how quickly the site has come together,” said Jeff Stickfort of The Bluff Pack, LLC. “The interest for the space was immediate.”
Corning Optical Communications, a division of New York-based Corning Inc., are moving their headquarters from Hickory, NC to northwest Charlotte, NC, just off the I-485 loop. The $38 million headquarters will be located in Riverbend Village, just a few miles north of Lockard’s master-planned community, Rhyne Station.
Rhyne Station, a 131 acre site, has planned a blend of office, retail, and residential living where architecture, landscaping and natural features will complement the surrounding natural resources.
More than 400 jobs would move from Hickory to the new headquarters scheduled to open in 2018. The Charlotte headquarters could boast an additional 150 jobs by 2023 with an average salary of $91,000 according to the Mecklenburg County Commission.
“This is an amazing opportunity for the local economy,” said Robert Smith Jr., CCIM, President Lockard. “The jobs being created along the northwest loop of I-485 will help spur development and enhance the quality of life in the local community.”
The company says construction of the new headquarters could begin as early as the second half of 2016.
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National real estate developers, Lockard and Endeavour Corp., are looking to capitalize on the recent success of their Sunset Crossing redevelopment by moving forward with a proposed new outparcel slated for city approval in the coming weeks.
Sunset Crossing, a once abandoned K-Mart building located at 120 E. Sunset Drive in Waukesha, WI, was purchased in December 2014 by Lockard. Working with the Endeavour Corp., plans were made to retrofit the 115,857 square foot building with a new tenant lineup.