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At Ravenhurst:
Everett Mall, Everett. WA: 700,000sf mall with Sears, The Bon, Mervyns. Planned 150,000sf expansion to include theaters, Borders, restaurants and shops. Supervised entitlements, design, feasibility analysis and anchor negotiations. 1999
Anchorage Fifth Avenue, Anchorage, AK: extensive financial and operating analysis on behalf of a potential purchaser.
Five Northwest Mall Portfolio: financial and operating analysis on behalf of potential purchaser.
At Pan Pacific:
Cascade Mall, Burlington, WA: 500,000sf mall with Sears, Penneys, Emporium and The Bon. Developed by Pan Pacific with a participating ground lease with Winmar in 1990.
Tanasbourne Town Center, Portland, OR: site assembly, conceptual planning and department store negotiations for a proposed 1,000,000sf regional mall west of Portland. 1989-1991.
Aurora Village, Seattle, WA: shopping center purchase, redevelopment design, department store negotiations, equity funding and leasing for 600,000sf makeover, 1989-1991
At The Rouse Company:
Westlake Center, Seattle, WA: complete development responsibilities for $110 million urban retail/office project. Opened 1988.
Perimeter Mall, Atlanta, GA: department store negotiations and feasibility analysis for mall expansion. 1985.
Hulen Mall, Fort Worth, TX: conceptual design and feasibility analysis for two department stores and mall expansion. 1985
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Case Study:
WESTLAKE CENTER
SEATTLE, WA.
Comprehensive development responsibilities for this $110 million urban mixed-use center in the heart of downtown Seattle.
Darrell Vange was the Development Director, employed by the Rouse Company, of this complex project, with two levels of parking, four levels of retail and twenty floors of office space. The project opened in 1988.
Darrell was responsible for managing the project team, including design, construction and leasing. He negotiated the development agreement with the City, as well as the Monorail and Metro agreements.
The project has been highly successful, and is the cornerstone of the retail district in downtown Seattle, Washington.
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