Destiny USA, with 15 million square-feet at a cost of $2.2 billion, could be the largest retail and entertainment complex in North America.
"Construction on the first stages of Destiny USA begins Thursday, after an elaborate, politically charged groundbreaking ceremony, executives with The Pyramid Cos. said Monday." "First up: a four-level parking deck that can hold 2,400 vehicles, followed by a 47-story hotel with more than 1,300 rooms. Together, they will cost $220 million to build and will be open by the holiday shopping season in late 2003, said Michael Lorenz, a Pyramid executive."
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FULL STORY: Pyramid ready to break ground for hotel

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