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LAKEWOOD, CO-During 2002, Colorado Open Lands saved over 5,000 acres of working farms, stream corridors and wildlife habitats from possible development.
LOS ANGELES-Mayor James Hahn sets up an Industrial Development Advisory Committee to find ways to develop under-used and unused industrial land. The lack of easily developable land jumpstarts the focus group.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL-The Oak Brook, IL-based REIT paid Woolbright Tequesta Ltd. of Boynton Beach, FL $104.42 per sf for the 17-year-old, 109,937-sf property in the affluent Tequesta, FL suburb.
DETROIT-Controversy over land at the Michigan State Fairgrounds continues. Latest victims are a canceled Detroit high school and a Home Depot. Also, both the city and a suburb want Eight Mile bridge torn down.
HILLSBORO,OR-PacLand wants to build a Wal-Mart superstore at the northeast corner of the Northwest Cornelius Pass/Baseline Road intersection. But neighbors won't have it, at least not without a fight.
DENVER-Colorado's tourism industry lobbies the State's politicians for a $10 million boost to fund additional marketing of the state's natural assets. The sector brings in over $550 million to tax coffers but could do more in this economy with incentives.
NEW YORK CITY-After five years of overseeing business development at the WTCA, Robert DiChiara has been promoted to executive vice president of the not-for-profit organization. He joined the organization in 1997.
AUSTIN-Gov. Rick Perry says the funds would be used to help close deals, spur development for tech and biotech companies, retain a semiconductor research firm and provide health and disaster relief.