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CINCINNATI-River Cities Capital Funds leads the investment group in raising money for Construction Software Technologies Inc., whose 'iSqFt' puts the construction planning, bidding and post-bid processes on line.
NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield brings its alliance network up to 10 firms with the addition of new members in Cincinnati, Indianapolis, Minneapolis and Kansas City, MO. Look for four or five additional affiliates to come.
ORLANDO-While Central Florida has no structures comparable to the two destroyed 110-story World Trade Center buildings in New York Sept. 11, area brokers, developers and constructors tell GlobeSt.com they expect tenants who need to be Downtown to remain there, even with the growth of new telecommunications tools.
CHICAGO-A 255,000-sf building at 4532 S. Kolin Ave. was vacant for two years before Urban Investment Research Corp. embarked on a $4-million renovation, which has helped land Rapid Displays as a tenant.
NEW YORK CITY-Palestinian terrorists have claimed responsibility for crashing two planes into the World Trade Center's twin towers, collapsing both buildings.
AUSTIN-The high-tech firm goes from subleasing 8,955 sf to a direct lease for its headquarters. The tenant's broker, though, is out in the market scouting for longer-term opportunities.
ANAHEIM HILLS, CA-The San Juan Capistrano-based investment company acquires the 80,998-sf office building for $11.85M from a San Francisco area investor.
NEW YORK CITY-The Lower Manhattan Development Corporation board of directors, under chairman John C. Whitehead, today approved a bill to allocate $220 mil in federal funding through rent breaks and subsidies, designed to bring tenants back to Lower Manhattan.
NEW YORK CITY-Unveiling proposed replacement acreage for the World Trade Center, the Lower Manhattan Development Corp. and the Port Authority yesterday rang the opening bell on what is planned to spark weeks of public discussion. Despite the variety of designs, all renderings reflect Silverstein and the Port Authority's rights as tenant and owner, said LMDC chief Whitehead.