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July 30, 2008
Forest City in the News
mffais.com, Forest City Enterprises Inc (FCYA.BE) more shares bought by California State Teachers Retirement System
California State Teachers Retirement System added additional 7,792 (6.59 %) shares of Forest City Enterprises Inc (FCYA.BE), bringing their current holdings to 126,018 shares as shown by filings made public on 2008-07-28.
Tampa Tribune, Shops At Wiregrass Tenants Unveiled
The developers of the Shops at Wiregrass confirmed on Tuesday a number of tenants for their plaza that's slated to open Oct. 30.
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The list confirmed Tuesday included: Pottery Barn, Williams-Sonoma, Yamato Japanese Steak House, Cantina Laredo and Brass Tap pub and brewery.Also on the list were American Greetings, Aveda, Brown Shoe Closet, Cacique, Christopher & Banks, Hollister, Hot Topic, Juice Zone, Learning Express, Limited Too, Put A Cork In It and Stride Rite.
The developers of the mall, Cleveland-based Forest City Enterprises and West Palm Beach-based Goodman Co., are overseeing construction of the eastern leg of State Road 56. The first portion of the $25 million, six-lane road must be finished before the mall can open.
St. Petersburg Times, Tenant list grows at Wiregrass
Three restaurants and 14 home decor, fashion and beauty retailers are joining the tenant roster at the Shops at Wiregrass, developers Forest City Commercial Development and the Goodman Co. announced today.
SouthtownStar.com, Mayor: Loss of Von Maur won't hurt New Lenox mall project
[A] would-be retail anchor store at one of New Lenox's new malls has announced it will instead build a store in Joliet. But New Lenox Mayor Tim Baldermann isn't drawing any connections or worrying too much about the department store's change of plans.
"It's not tit for tat," he said of Von Maur's announcement last week that it will pull out of the Forest City shopping center at U.S. 6 and Interstate 355 and instead build a new upscale department store about five miles down Interstate 80 at the Bridge Street Town Centre in Joliet.
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The Forest City project - dubbed The Birches - will have 1.5 million square feet of retail space with three high-end retail anchors, according to the mayor. It's expected to draw shoppers from eastern and northern Will County and the western collar counties, while Joliet's mall will serve western and southern Will County, he said.
Posted by lumi at July 30, 2008 4:22 AM