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ALLSTON, MA-Harvard University president Lawrence Summers illustrated his vision for a new campus in this neighborhood that would focus on science technology and professional schools.
DENVER-AmeriVest currently owns and manages approximately 650,000 sf in the city and if all goes well, the company could hand its entire two million sf portfolio over to Trammell Crow to lease and market.
ORLANDO-Locally based Smith Equities Corp. brokered the transaction in which Highland Pointe Apartments LLC paid Highland Pointe Ltd. $43,394 per unit for the 272-unit, 18-year-old property at 7721 Silverpointe Blvd. in southeast Orlando.
HARRISBURG, PA-Legislation that offers a menu of tax credits and other incentives for the purchase and restoration of historic commercial buildings in the commonwealth sails through the House unopposed and heads for the Senate.
MIAMI-Overall, the market is starting to stabilize, according to a new Miami-Dade County industrial overview by Cushman & Wakefield. Year-to-date positive absorption was 301,368 sf, and the county's biggest submarket, Airport West, experienced a slight vacancy rate decline.
PHOENIX-Bert Kempfert never ran a marathon before, but his dream of seeing Australia and raising money for a children's charity helped him finish in the top 10% of the runners in the Australia Gold Coast Marathon. His 26.2-mile run benefited Childhelp USA.
LONDON-The housing market in England and Wales has remained surprisingly buoyant, according to the latest survey from the RICS. A surge in buyer enquiries is underpinning the market.
PORTLAND-The locally based manufacturer of corporate and collegiate apparel pays Neil Arntson $1.7 million for Albina Fuel's 44,000-sf distribution building at NE 44th and Interstate 84.
LONDON-One of the city's most exclusive hotels, Claridges, has been put up for sale with an estimated price tag of pounds 300 million ($507 million). The move is being seen by analysts as a taster, ahead of a possible sale of the whole company, the Savoy Group.
FORT WORTH-The expanding bank takes 10,000 sf or a full floor at 100 Main St. in a 10-year commitment for its first location in Fort Worth, getting a "Main and Main" location with a ready-made, drive-through lane.