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BOSTON-Over a year after it received city approval, Fenway Ventures LLC is finally able to move forward with its 580-unit residential/retail project in the Fenway.
TRENTON, NJ-Officials expect the 34-mile line, which will link this state capital city with Camden to the south, to generate economic development along its route. The system also has a new--and much shorter--name.
DENVER-The 161,218-sf lease helped the Southeast suburban office submarket by taking a large chunk of the available space off the market, which currently posts a vacancy rate of 25.2%.
LONDON-The deal to sell Canary Wharf looks to have unravelled with the company's independent directors rejecting both Morgan Stanley's bid and an improved offer from Brascan. And chairman Paul Reichmann has stepped down while he tries to form a bid consortium of his own.
COSTA MESA, CA-Frank B. Moson is named president of Stadium Seating Enterprises, a specialist in designing and fabricating stadium seating systems for movie theaters, auditoriums, churches and corporate meeting facilities.
ATLANTA-The Atlanta Regional Commission is reviewing plans from T.T.A. LLC to develop a mixed-use venture that would include 200 townhouses on a 43-acre tract three miles southeast of Buford and about 25 miles northeast of Downtown Atlanta.
LONDON-East Grinstead's largest office deal for five years sees the Health & Safety Executive obtain the leasehold interest on the 18,425-sf Ashdown Court.
PALATINE, IL-The family-run grocery chain buys a 35,056-sf portion of a strip center at 2070 Rand Rd. that had been on the market for $3.5 million. The location will be Caputo & Sons' sixth.
GLEN BURNIE, MD-Quarterfield Center is looking attractive to space seekers, as is evidenced by two new leases at the $18 million multi-structure business park. A dental concern and a dialysis center ink deal at the center.