Operator
Good day everyone and welcome to today s EastGroup Properties Fourth Quarter Earnings Call. [Operator Instructions]. Later, you will have the opportunity to ask questions during the question-and-answer session. [Operator Instructions]. And it is now my pleasure to turn the call over to Marshall Loeb, President and CEO. Please go ahead.
Marshall A. Loeb
President and Chief Executive Officer
Good morning, and thanks for calling in for our fourth quarter 2020 conference all. As always, we appreciate your interest. Brent Wood, our CFO, is also participating on the call. And since we ll make forward-looking statements, we ask that you listen to the following disclaimer.
New McKinney business park lands first tenants
The McKinney Trade Center project was developed by ML Realty Partners.
McKinney Trade Center has three buildings.(ML Realty )
A new McKinney business park has already landed two major tenants.
Illinois-based ML Realty Partners is developing the three-building McKinney Trade Center on Wilmeth Road near U.S. Highway 75.
The 24-acre industrial park includes more than 400,000 square feet of space. With two new leases, the just-completed industrial project is already 25% leased.
Blount Fine Foods Corp. leased 28,212 square feet of industrial space in the building at 320 Wilmeth Road. L&S Plumbing Partnership Ltd. leased 63,780 square feet at 330 Wilmeth Road.
With COVID-19 cases peaking and confusion surrounding the vaccine rollout, you might feel stuck trying to decide what to do for Valentine’s Day this year. Quite a few Dallas restaurants are offering special dine-in meals, but many of us are simply not ready to dine in.
That doesn’t mean you have to give up on a great evening with your sweetie.
Dallas restaurants are offering some memorable treats, gifts and experiences to help you get closer to your loved one while staying distant from everyone else. Some of the best are listed here and we’ve also rounded up some restaurants offering heart-shaped pizzas.
Chris Wolfgang
As luck would have it, we picked the weekend when Sugarfire s bar was coming online for our arrival. The bar opens to the dining room and a modest patio. Besides beers and cocktails, there s a small selection of bites from the bar menu. We tried some pork belly hush puppies ($6.99) and fried mac-and-cheese balls ($2.99) while we perused the menu from the socially distanced patio. The hush puppies were a deep-fried gem; savory and smoky flecks of pork belly sparkled in each bite. The mac-and-cheese balls, two racketball-sized globes to an order, were an inviting combo of crunchy exterior and creamy interior. We appreciated the shaving of Parmesan and the marinara, but they could ve used a touch more salt.
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