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Real Estate
Harvest Fresh quietly closes Orem store -- Harvest Fresh, a natural foods store in Orem, quietly closed its doors after just three years of being in business.
The 22,000 square-foot Orem store closed in April because it wasn't able to make its monthly lease payments, according to its property manager LB Hunt Management Group in Salt Lake City.
"We're now marketing the retail/office/warehouse space to national and regional users like general retailers, grocers and even larger restaurants," said Troy Hardy, an associate leasing agent for Coldwell Banker in Salt Lake City.
"National retailers that would typically be interested in a 20,000 square-foot plus space are sidelined now by the slower economy. But even though national retail leasing interest has slowed, local and regional retailers are still active and still looking to expand," he said.
People On the Move
Provo tech company names new CEO -- eFileCabinet Inc., a Provo electronic document management solutions provider, named Matt Peterson its president and chief executive.
Peterson replaces founder and former CEO James Blaylock, who will now serve as chairman of the board. Peterson joined the company in January 2007 as chief operating officer. During his tenure as COO, he secured venture capital investment from Canopy Ventures that will fund eFileCabinet's product development, sales and marketing initiatives.
"The demand is greater than ever for reliable, affordable systems to manage and protect personal and business data -- particularly in the wake of natural disasters that occur regularly across the globe," Peterson said.
Utah County real estate company adds new officers -- Matt Barton and Dayna Kimball have joined the Provo-Orem office of Windermere Real Estate Utah Valley LC.
Barton, who was hired as Windermere's broker, is the president-elect of the Utah County Association of Realtors and has served on the UCAR Board of Directors for the past two years.
Kimball was hired as a transaction coordinator and office administrator. She has 24 years of experience in the real estate industry with special emphasis in title, escrow, lending and transaction coordination. She has also served on the board as president-elect of the Southern Utah Women In Business. Kimball was most recently a transaction coordinator with Mountain Land Realty. |
