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DALLAS-Optimism rang out as RealShare Dallas got under way today as 400 professionals came together to hear about the industry as it stands today and the promise of tomorrow.
HAVERFORD TWP., PA-In a unanimous vote, local commissioners named Goldenberg Group and Pohlig Builders exclusive developers of the 212-acre, former state hospital site here. Construction costs are expected to exceed $180 million.
HOUSTON-The 689,000-sf, 33-story Calpine Center, dodging bullets that have hit other Downtown office properties, premieres this week with 85% of its office space committed to top-tier tenants.
DALLAS-A common thread of several RealShare Dallas sessions points to building and strengthening the team while commercial real estate waits for its turn at recovery. The consensus is the region's at the bottom, but the question is how long will it linger.
HOLBROOK, MA-Joseph R. Mullins Co. is forging ahead with its effort to build on its 80-acre parcel on Union Street. The original residential component of the development will not be part of the new proposal.
ATLANTA-National Retail Real Estate Services and Liberty Development Group jointly plan to break ground in June 2004 on Villages of Ellenwood, a 400-acre, mixed-use project proposed for 326 apartments, 272 townhomes and 433 detached homes about 10 miles south of Downtown Atlanta.
BALI-A joint venture of the Italian jeweler and the global hotelier are planning their second hotel, a five-star luxury resort here that is scheduled to open mid 2005.
THOUSAND OAKS, CA-The life insurance company will relocate to the 16-acre business park from Simi Valley under terms of a lease for 34,000 sf of office space.
SPRINGFIELD, VA-A $15.8 million parking facility has risen up at the Franconia-Springfield Metrorail station to accommodate users of the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority's system.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI-A new $26-million YMCA will replace two smaller facilities in the city. The old YMCAs will be sold once the new facility is completed.