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BURBANK, CA-Los Angeles County suffered the second-steepest decline in non-residential construction in the state for the first eight months of this year, according to the Burbank-based Construction Industry Research Board.
DENVER-Pinnacol Assurance, Colorado's leading provider of workers' compensation insurance, has moved to its new headquarters at the former Lowry Air Force Base.
ATLANTA-The city lost a motion to dismiss the complaint filed by the local chapter of NAIOP and the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association. The suit alleges Atlanta is misusing its impact fee revenue from developers.
WEST WINDSOR, NJ-The electronic service provider is using the space, at SJP Properties' 9 Roszel Rd., as its US headquarters. Insignia/ESG repped the tenant.
AUSTIN-Today's Austin City Council agenda contains a resolution that, if approved, would start the wheels moving for a relocation of an Interstate 35 exit. The proposal affects southbound exit between Howard and Parmer lanes.
MIAMI-The 108-year-old Boston law firm of Edwards & Angell LLP has begun a five-year, 9,113-sf lease, and Wachovia Corp. has started a 10-year expanded lease for 23,381 sf in the 19-story, 275,000-sf class A office/retail tower.
BRISTOL, CT-Danaher Corp. has sold the headquarters building for subsidiary Superior Electric here to a private investment firm for $6.75 million, according to Binswanger/CBB, which brokered the transaction.
DENVER-An Israeli real estate company has called off what would have been one of the largest office purchases in the Denver area, involving an office campus formerly occupied by Wall Street giant Merrill Lynch.
DENVER-A Canadian-based firm will now operate and develop the city's ski resort in Grand County. Provided it makes improvements in the resort, the firm could operate it for decades to come.