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SAN ANTONIO-The deep-pocketed Texas Toyota package includes perks such as $27 million for job training and recruitment and $15 million for a second rail line. From an investment perspective, the return is 18.3% over 10 years, says the governor.
ORANGEBURG-In front of about 100 local and international dignitaries here, Olympus Industrial America Inc. opened its new 60,000-sf building that will serve as the firm's North American headquarters facility.
MIAMI-James Rasche joins the company's office here as vice president of operations. He has 34 years of construction experience and previously was in charge of American Airlines' $1.5 billion north terminal expansion at Miami International Airport.
DENVER-Recent figures from CB Richard Ellis report a much needed ray of light regarding Denver's south suburban corridor, but we're not out of the woods yet.
CYPRESS, CA-Makar Properties of Newport Beach gets the Cypress Crossroads Building from Teachers Insurance. The exits of Sony and PacifiCare open the door to "significant upside opportunity," says the buyer.
REDWOOD CITY, CA-Sequoia Hospital officials have decided to build a new hospital in a different location on the Peninsula, rather than seismically retrofit the current structure or build a new hospital on the present campus.
NEWTON, MA-NStar has issued a request for bids to purchase Kessler Woods, a 42-acre parcel that is the largest piece of open space in the city. The city's Community Preservation Committee wants to buy the site with funds from the Community Preservation Act.
CHICAGO-After selling $510 worth of office assets in 2002 while spending just $92 million - less than it spent repurchasing its own stock - on two properties in Washington, DC, Equity Office Properties Trust expects the trend to continue this year.
LOS ANGELES-Apartment rents in the Los Angeles region will rise 8% to 15% through Q3 2004 despite a weak economy that has depressed rents throughout much of the nation, a USC Lusk Center forecast says.
DALLAS-The 4,500-sf, fully occupied building in Snider Plaza sells to a brother and sister from California, using 1031 Exchange funds for a first-time Dallas buy. The University Park address and SMU proximity drummed up several offers.