Retail

MIAMI-The Pompano Beach-based casual-dining restaurant chain, which earlier said it would be free from protection under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code by Sept. 22, now says the date will be Sept. 30.

COEUR D'ALENE, ID-Price Legacy Corp., a San Diego-based company, says it has reached an agreement to buy 25 acres in the Riverstone development for $6 million. The real estate investment trust plans to construct a 225,000-sf mixed-use facility, including a movie theater.

SAN JOSE-The developers Santana Row, a major residential and retail complex that lost its largest building to a fire last week, push back the grand opening from Sept. 19 to Nov. 7.

PORTLAND-The Teachers' Retirement System of the State of Illinois this week sells a 50% stake in 1.2-million-sf Clackamas Towne Center shopping mall to General Growth Properties as part of a new joint venture between the two entities. GlobeSt.com reported two weeks ago that the mall's ownership may be changing.

GRANBY, CO-A 50,000-sf to 60,000-sf King Soopers or City Market will be the next addition to this $450-million residential community boasting an 18-hole golf course, an on-mountain Alpine Club, marina and beach club.

DETROIT-In addition to 10 restaurants opening on East Coast, the Columbus, OH-based Damon's Grill plans an equal number in the state, primarily on the eastern half, as part of its push to reach 300 stores.

BOSTON-Dock Square Garage, a six-story, 698-space parking structure located in the heart of Faneuil Hall Marketplace, one of the city's most popular tourist attractions, secures $35 million in financing. The property also includes 15,641 sf of retail space.

SANTA ROSA, CA-Four years after Charles Schultz decides to build a museum and research center, the idea is reality. The $8 million facility opened its doors this weekend.