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ALAMEDA, CA-Developers in Alameda County and Contra Costa County may soon be hit with revised clean water regulations that could cost them up to $300 million per year. The regional water board will vote on the permit changes in October.
AURORA, CO-The shopping center at 12200 to 12300 E. Cornell Ave. is acquired by Parkway Market LLC for $3.6 million, three times more than it traded for 10 years ago.
BALTIMORE, MD-A recent ruling by the Maryland Insurance Administration, reinstates the State of Maryland's $500-million insurance package, following Royal & SunAlliance USA Inc.'s February decision not to renew the policy. The insurance covers such prominent buildings as the Baltimore-Washington International Airport.
HOUSTON-First City Tower in Houston's CBD has been outfitted with an intercept center for staff to oversee inbound and outbound packages. It's a first for Houston, says Insignia/ESG. A similar move is possible at Eldridge Place.
SAN FRANCISCO-A large chunk of sublease space is off the market with a new agreement between JP Morgan Chase & Co. and Zurich Insurance. JP Morgan Chase has subleased about 77,600-sf to the insurance company.
MIAMI-Developer Jason Robertson is pricing the 107 units at 320 NE Second St. from $170,000 to $350,000, with 11th story penthouses from $500,000. The NoLaLofts project name is an acronym for North of Las Olas Boulevard.
ROYAL OAK, MI-This city's Downtown has a reputation as a popular nightspot, which is attracting more potential residents and developers for more projects. The newest is the 82-unit Crossings at Irving Avenue.
AUSTIN-Prescott Legal Search takes 2,051 sf at 504 Lavaca after realized many of its law firm clients are close by in Austin's commercial business district. Move-in will take place in mid-October.