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ATLANTA-Following a 90-day audit by Ernst & Young, the Charlotte-based software provider passes an examination for security, integrity and availability under the American Institute of Certified Public Accountants' SysTrust examination process.
SEATTLE-The Port of Seattle's Terminal 46 area may soon cater to more than just the shipping cargo container business. The Port is examining options for redevelopment, including retail and commercial development.
PORTLAND-The Portland-Vancouver apartment market is "poised for growth upon economic recovery," according to a mid-year report by Marcus & Millichap. Only 900 units were delivered over the previous 12 months and only a few hundred more than that are scheduled for delivery over the next 12 months, according to the report.
AUSTIN-Four deals for 3,577 sf of neighborhood services cap availability at the 26,179-sf 9415 Burnet Rd. in the north submarket. The submarket bears a 21% vacancy, but the upside is that it hasn't gone up since the 2001 close.
ALAMEDA, CA-A federal judge has ruled that developers must adhere to U.S. Fish and Game rules concerning preserving the Alameda whipsnake and its habitat. The ruling will keep more than 400,000 acres from being developed into homes and commercial areas.
ISSAQUAH, WA-A joint venture project that is being developed by the Seattle-based real estate development company Intracorp and Olympus Real Estate Partners in Dallas, Talus is a 630-acre mountain-side community that will include more than 1,700 single- and multi-family units, 800,000 sf of commercial space and 50,000 sf of retail space.
LAKE BLUFF, IL-The direct mail marketer of childrens' products renews its lease for 110,000 sf at 55-75 Albrecht Dr. while taking another 85,000 sf. The value of the deal is pegged at more than $3 million.
DETROIT-MDOT plans to show the public the environmental impact of an 840-acre train and truck terminal project at a hearing Thursday. The Detroit Intermodal Freight Terminal would border the suburb of Dearborn.
HOUSTON-More than 25,000 sf of new deals close for the Galleria Financial Center. Renewals, expansions and a returning tenant highlight the leasing flurry. But, says the building owner's broker, it's not just his building that is seeing more activity.