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TEMPE, AZ-The high-tech giant acquires five lots from the City of Tempe. The city's original plan was to use the industrial site for a water-treatment facility. With that idea scuttled, Verizon taps the land for a cellular switch station.
ORLANDO-The Dallas-based company is accused of adding an energy fee of $2.50 to $3 per room night to guests' bills from February 2001 to December 2001 without disclosing the charge in advance. Wyndham is also settling a California class action suit over the same issue.
DENVER-An educated labor force, moderate costs and excellent air service are among the region's plusses while rising costs and traffic congestion are negatives, according to Fantus Corporate Real Estate Solutions' report to Metro Denver Network.
SAN DIEGO-Despite a push by H.G. Fenton Company, owner of a large retail center and multifamily housing, the City Council rejected a $10 million project to build a bridge over the San Diego River in Mission Valley.
BOSTON-The Clean Elections Law passed in this state four years ago but the legislature's refusal to release the money to fund the law has led to the sale of 141 acres of state-owned land. The property, which is now up for auction, is from six sites across the state.
DALLAS-Metroplex brokers have been busy as they cap a half dozen deals for six retail, office flex and industrial locations from Dallas to Fort Worth and cities in between. The largest pact is an expansion and renewal in Grand Prairie.
HOUSTON-Trammell Crow, on behalf of a local investment group, launches Century Oaks Business Park, a 28-acre industrial development. The first five buildings, totaling 208,000 sf, will begin to rise in the summer.
SAUSALITO, CA-The City of Sausalito is not eager to develop Fort Baker and expand the Bay Area Discovery Museum, but a recent poll shows that Sausalito residents are all for the $18 million project.
EAGAN, MN-After being rejected by four other Twin Cities suburbs, the planning commission narrowly approves rezoning. The next stop: the city council, which could make a decision next week.
WAREHAM, MA-Staples and Home Depot are looking to develop stores near each other on Route 6. The largely residential community is looking to increase its tax base, the town planner tells GlobeSt.com.