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DENVER-A 30-year-old broker has snagged another accolade from Cushman and Wakefield, being named to the National Industrial Advisory Board. Alex Ringsby holds the distinction of being the youngest broker to be named director at C&W of Colorado.
PORTLAND-The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors' annual awards breakfast also included rants and market predictions by keynote speakers Carl Panattoni of Sacramento-based Panattoni development, and Jim Johnson, Intel's vice president of technology and manufacturing.
DALLAS-Greenbriar Corp., a seniors community operator, is moving into leased space in mid-April to Centura Tower after selling its 25,509-sf Addison headquarters. New tenants also are headed to Pacific Center II and Belt Line Place.
BOLINGBROOK, IL-The marketer of pens, pencils, markets and art supplies has a new distribution and warehousing facility at 150 E. Crossroads Pkwy. Kajima Construction Services completes the project.
TUALATIN, OR-Tualatin Business West will include four industrial-flex buildings and two commercial pads on 12.56 acres fronting Tualatin-Sherwood Road at 97th Avenue. The first buildings will be completed in October.
DALLAS-Cawley Wilcox has snagged another player from the competitors' ranks. And, says Bill Cawley, more surprises are coming as he builds his All-Star team. He's talking in Denver as well, with his eyes on Atlanta and Boston in 2002.
HOUSTON-Bandwidth commodities trading and the potential of data storage commodity trading are pushing Houston into the forefront as a high-tech center. And, says one broker, the demand's sure to get even stronger.
HOUSTON-Bandwidth commodities trading and the potential of data storage commodity trading are pushing Houston into the forefront as a high-tech center. And, says one broker, the demand's sure to get even stronger.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-Ivy Equities picks up six office buildings and a piece of land, all in Morris County, as JP Morgan parts with part of a larger, recently acquired portfolio.
DALLAS-Lazarus Property Co. is hard at work to deliver the CBD's first for-sale condos, with marketing to launch in 90 days. The overhaul to the 171,000-sf building, vacant for nearly a decade, is expected to cost between $20 million and $30 million.