Southeast

BALTIMORE — Computer Donation Management has signed a 100,700-square-foot warehouse lease with 500 North Point Associates in Baltimore. The company will move into the property, which is located at 500 N. Point Boulevard, in January. Cushman & Wakefield’s Bob Millhauser and Tim Jackson represented the tenant. Justin Mohler of CB Richard Ellis represented the landlord.

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WILLIAMSBURG, VA. — S.L. Nusbaum Realty Co. has opened a 52,600-square-foot Harris Teeter store at the 86,000-square-foot Quarterpath Crossing Shopping Center in Williamsburg. The property is located near the main entrance to the Kingsmill on the James gated community on Route 199. Quarterpath also houses Wachovia Bank and Towne Bank. Subway, No. 1 Chinese Restaurant, Lee Nails, Swan Cleaners and Kyrie Designs are slated to move into the center in the future.

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FLORENCE, S.C. — Monster.com, the global online career and recruitment resource, has opened a 75,000-square-foot customer service facility in Florence. Developed by Columbia, S.C.-based Red Rock Developments, the facility is located at 2701 Alex Lee Blvd. The company currently employs 150 full-time workers in the building, with room to grow staff over time.

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SEARCY, ARK. — Best Western International's Best Western Searcy Inn has opened in Searcy. Located at 501 Willow St., the hotel boasts 71 guest rooms, an indoor swimming pool, a 24-hour fitness center, a business center and a board room. The hotel also offers wireless high-speed Internet access. Best Western Searcy Inn is located near a variety of attractions including the Searcy Art Gallery, Searcy Sports Complex and Harding University.

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STUART, FLA. — Boston-based Cedar Pointe Plaza LLP has sold the 79,000-square-foot Cedar Pointe Plaza to New York-based Cedar Pointe Properties for $7.45 million. The property, located on East Ocean Boulevard in Stuart, was under contract for $12 million a few years ago. Tammy Roncaglione of Gulfstream Business Bank provided financing for the purchase. NAI Southcoast’s Jeremiah Baron and Boyd Bradfield brokered the sale.

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CAPE CORAL, FLA. — Fort Myers, Fla.-based J.L. Wallace has finished the construction of two 5,600-square-foot buildings for St. Katharine Drexel Catholic Church in Cape Coral. The buildings house a chapel, classrooms and offices. The space was designed by Jason P. Tramonte Architect, and Liebl & Barrow and Harrop Engineering Co. provided engineering services.

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