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ALBANY, NY—The State University of New York's College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering reports the approval of its “START-UP NY” economic development plan that will seek out public-private partnerships at campus sites here and in Canandaigua, NY.
PHILADELPHIA—The lead developer of the redevelopment of a section of Chestnut Street here says demolition work should begin in weeks on the mixed-use venture valued at between $60 million to $70 million.
ENGLEWOOD CLIFFS, NJ—The controversy over the height of the LG Electronics USA headquarters under construction here took an usual turn as a coalition of investment funds and foundations wrote to the firm asking it to go lower.
CHARLESTON, SC—In a deal arranged by HREC Investment Advisors, the former Sheraton Charleston Airport Hotel has been sold by an affiliate of LNR Partners, LLC.
FAIRFIELD, CT—A joint venture of Fairfield County, CT-based Kleban Properties and Regency Centers Corp. of Jacksonville, FL has secured $78.9 million in CMBS debt in conjunction with its $150-million acquisition of a mixed-use portfolio of properties here.
BALTIMORE—While Harbor East Management Group is still working on whether to build a six-story or eight-story addition to its Four Seasons Baltimore property, whatever plan it chooses will ensure the building's status as the tallest tower in the city.
WASHINGTON, DC—Hilton Hotels Corp. is reportedly in discussions with CityCenterDC developer Hines to open a Conrad hotel in the second phase of the project.
ATLANTA—National multifamily investment sales firm Hendricks-Berkadia reports it has opened two new regional offices located in Atlanta, GA and Charleston, SC.