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ATLANTA-Surber, Barber, Choate & Hertlein Architects Inc. picked up two Awards of Excellence in the 2002 Design Awards competition sponsored by the American Institute of Architects Georgia.
ORLANDO-Investment sales lag with no institutional grade portfolios on the selling block and no big deals posted in the third quarter, Trammell Crow Co.'s newest analysis shows. The Bee Line submarket in south Orlando is at a direct vacancy level of 29%.
AUSTIN-An exclusive negotiating agreement garners signatures as the two parties start talking final terms for the master development agreement for a $100-million redevelopment of the closed Robert Mueller Airport.
AUSTIN-Dewey Ballantine of New York City will be moving into the penthouse floors of Frost Bank Plaza at 816 Congress Ave. The firm will occupy space vacated by Akin Gump Straus Hauer & Feld in its move to 300 West Sixth.
DENVER-James D. Rosenberg comes to the company's Charles E. Smith division from Winston Hotels, Inc., where he had overall operational responsibility for the company's $500-million portfolio.
NEW YORK CITY-The committee's 123 members give the city 132 out of a possible 223 points, naming it the official US choice to host the 2012 Summer Olympic games. San Francisco was the other finalist. The International Olympic Committee will hand down its final decision in July 2005
SAN JOSE, CA-Federal Realty Investment Trust, despite major setbacks from a fire that wiped out its largest building, will go ahead with the $500-million development's grand opening this Thursday, about six weeks later than originally planned.
FORT WORTH-Motorola's lips are sealed until the lease is signed, but UPS Logistics has confirmed to GlobeSt.com that the 800-job cell phone distribution center is headed to AllianceTexas. A final signing could come any day.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA-The city of Rancho Cucamonga's planning commission will formally consider design plans for the 1.3 million-sf Victoria Gardens mall on Nov. 13. The first of $20 million in infrastructure improvements is already under construction.
MESA, AZ-Foley Investments of Rancho Santa Fe, CA will spend upward of $500,000 on the class C complex positioned in a class B area. The complex is the last of seven to be sold in Arizona for the divestiture of FowlerShore & Flanagan.