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NEW YORK CITY-The Alliance for Downtown New York Inc. also wants government policy to emphasize that Lower Manhattan is--and has always been--a major business district.
FRISCO, TX-Centennial Village will consist of 12,500 sf of retail and 10,000 sf of medical office space, set on 2.5 acres less than a mile from an under-construction hospital. The land is acquired in a pass-through trade from one developer to another.
ATLANTA-Sally W. Elliott is the new senior vice president for the Houston-based firm's Eastern Division. She will direct property management, construction management and engineering activities for PM in the city, Florida and North and South Carolina, overseeing 100 employees and a portfolio of six million sf.
SUFFOLK, VA-The Commonwealth, home to nearly 800,000 military veterans, breaks ground on the new 73-acre Albert G. Horton Memorial Veterans Cemetery. The first phase is scheduled for completion in September 2004.
BRIDGEWATER, NJ-Biovail Pharmaceuticals will move office operations that are currently located in Raleigh-Durham, NC in a transfer that involves several hundred employees.
MINNEAPOLIS-The city will kick in $14 million and the Minnesota Timberwolves will add $4 million, for a new floor and scoreboard, among other improvements.
ANDOVER, MA-Security Source Inc. relocates its corporate headquarters from Peabody, MA to 41,000 sf at 200 Minuteman Park. The developer of inventory loss prevention software says the move will enable it to grow its employee base.
ATLANTA-New Orleans-based Al Copeland Investments is also putting its Improv Comedy Club into 8,000 sf at developer Jim Jacoby's $2 billion, 138-acre mixed-use Midtown redevelopment scheduled to open in late 2004.