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LOS ANGELES-W. Bradford Vickrey is named the new president of the LA-based American Industrial Real Estate Association. Vickrey is an executive vice president at Daum. He and the rest of the 2003 team are eyeing some new programs.
MARLBOROUGH, MA-The owners of the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel and Trade Center--the largest full-service hotel and convention facility outside of Boston--withdraw their plans to expand the 250-key property over a dispute with the city.
DAVIS, CA-Davis residents attended a series of meetings yesterday regarding UC Davis' proposed $190-million bio-defense and emerging diseases center, which would bring some of the most deadly and contagious diseases, including anthrax, to Davis.
ALBANY-Governor George Pataki presided over Tuesday's ceremony revealing the successful negotiations that will bring a consortium of the world's 12 largest computer-chip makers to the University at Albany's Center of Excellence in Nanoelectronics.
ATLANTA-The Oak Brook, IL-based REIT paid Atlanta-based Retail Planning Corp. Inc. $103.26 per sf for the 105,321-sf, 100%-leased Springfield Park Shopping Center, about 15 miles north of Downtown Atlanta.
LONDON-Liberty International has increased its holding in Great Portland Estates (GPE) to 20.6%, sparking speculation that the company will use its stake to mount a bid or prompt a rival bid for GPE
NEW YORK CITY-We're on the threshold of war, there are no jobs, the Bush tax plan is a dubious bet and business confidence is still in the dumpster. So why is Mark Zandi so upbeat?
PHOENIX-Humphreys & Partners of Dallas files a lawsuit in US District Court in Phoenix over the use of its "Big House" design by Phoenix architect, George F. Tibsherany Inc. and 16 other real estate entities.
NEWARK, NJ-The developer just spent $7 million to buy a key 5.7-acre site and is looking at a five- to seven-year build-out, pending approvals. The company also has its sights set on buying yet another nearby piece of land.