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SAN FRANCISCO-Currently in shell condition, 875 Howard St. will serve as a temporary home for the private nonprofit museum, aquarium and planetarium while its facilities in Golden Gate Park are rebuilt over the next four years.
BOSTON-The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority votes to allow its chairman, Matthew Amorello, to negotiate a deal with Harvard University over the sale of the Authority's 91-acre parcel in Allston. The move comes despite criticism from local political leaders over the speed of the sale.
SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL-Jim Cohen has directed sales and marketing at Turnberry's sister community, Porto Vita in Aventura, FL, for more than eight years. He has joined the under- construction Turnberry Ocean Colony, a two-tower luxury condominium community here.
MONTICELLO, NY-The Cayuga Nation and Alpha Hospitality, which earlier this week announced their intent to develop a $500-million casino nearby Monticello Raceway here, has filed the necessary paperwork to begin the approval process with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
ANAHEIM, CA-Ron Duex Relocation Services will shift from leased space in Yorba Linda to a new industrial building at 1515 W. Mable St. in Anaheim. The single-story building was bought from its developer, American National Properties.
MIAMI-A joint venture between Forest City Enterprises and the Goldberg Cos., both of Ohio, has paid $68,666 per unit cash to Equity Residential for the 300-unit, three-story, 17-building apartment complex in Fort Myers, FL.
ST. JOSEPH, MI-Four multifamily properties in western Michigan are being offered by New Michigan LLC of Boston. The 678 apartments could go for $28,909 per unit.
ATLANTA-Without explanation Post Properties Inc. fires CFO Greg Fox and EVP Doug Gray. At the same time, former chairman John A. Williams tells the SEC he would give up his $150,000 salary if shareholders vote him back into office May 22.
BOSTON-The Boston Redevelopment Authority decides to delay its expected vote on the $200 million 490,000-sf mixed-use project proposed by for the Longwood Medical Area. The city says it wants to reexamine affordable housing and transportation issues.
EMPIRE, MI-In an unusual move, U.S. senators Levin and Stabenow propose a bill that would authorize the National Park Service to purchase 104 acres near a national park in order to keep the land undeveloped and incorporated as part of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore.