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SAN FRANCISCO0-The Port of San Francisco proposal to would increase the city's tourism industry, but city officials are worried about the impact of such a project on the environment.
ATLANTA-The locally based developer continues its $93-million, three-apartment-complex building program despite sagging occupancy levels, Charles S. Roberts, the firm's CEO, says in a prepared statement.
LA JOLLA, CA-The Los Angeles-based developer expects to open a 210-room resort adjacent the University of California at San Diego. Completion of the Blackhorse Hotel is slated for 2004.
ORLANDO-W.D. Childers, the former president of the Florida Senate and chairman of the Escambia County board of commissioners, will be sentenced in mid-July after a six-member jury convicted him of illegally discussing public business in private with another commissioner.
ORLANDO-The little-known, 50-member Orlando/Kissimmee Hotel Motel Association has until Aug. 1 to convince a state judge that elected officials in Osceola County erred by selecting Orlando-based Xentury City Development Co. to build the 500,000-sf center away from its core business district.
ATLANTA-Authors of the second quarter 2002 Atlanta office market report from locally based Bullock Mannelly Partners see lackluster performance this year. Completions will slow, vacancy will rise, rents will stay flat and sales will be sluggish, while absorption struggles to inch ahead.
HOUSTON-The 123,936-sf Westminster Plaza and 117,000-sf Westchase Shopping Center are hawked to local investors looking to tap a primary retail corridor. Interest was particularly high in the 95%-leased Westminster Plaza.
SEATTLE-The University of Washington plans to expand its Seattle campus by up to three million square feet in the next 10 years in order to accommodate an expected 16% increase in the annual student body to 65,000.
AUSTIN-Cycle Solutions moves across town with a 3,295-sf office lease for the northwest submarket. Meanwhile, a law firm decides to keep its office in the Jefferson Building at 1600 W. 38th St.
ORLANDO-The timeshare developer bought the former 1,700-acre River Ranch Acres near Lake Wales, FL, 75 miles southwest of Downtown Orlando for $6 million, then sank another $4 million in renovations.