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DENVER-The chain of hotels and concert venues considers a bid from Philip Anschutz's Concerts West and Clear Channel group insufficient, according to a published report.
LONDON-Logistics property fund Celogix has bought a new 150,000-sf shed at Waddinxveen, Distripark A12 in the Netherlands. It is let on a long-term lease contract to Dammes-Laban
MINNEAPOLIS-The proposed deal would assure the Twins would stay through 2003 season, effectively taking the team off Major League Baseball's contraction list. The Metropolitan Sports Facilities Commission wants time to study the deal.
IRVING, TX-Archon Group's 100,000-sf headquarters renewal at 600 Las Colinas Blvd. pushes the 510,000-sf asset's sales team into action. The Dallas area has three trophies on the open market and two under contract or close to it.
BOSTON-A mid-year corporate forecast predicts that rents in the area will drop slightly and then stay flat through next year. The area is predicted to remain a tenant's market well into 2003.
OAKLAND, CA-The 162-room Oakland Downtown Court, which took two years and $24 million to complete,celebrated its grand opening yesterday. In deference to its proximity to Chinatown, the date of opening was directed by the Chinese lunar calendar.
SAN DIEGO-Final financing is now in place for the Downtown ballpark. The Padres place $45.8 million of the final proceeds into the design and construction fund for the huge project.
SAN DIEGO-San Diego gets near-perfect marks from two bond rating agencies -- an important distinction for the city's ability to borrow money at lower interest rates for various construction projects.
NEW YORK CITY-Integrated communications provider Paetec takes 13,000 sf at 75 Broad St. in the largest of four recent signings totaling 25,600 sf. Owners JEMB Realty cite a return to traditional tenancy in the downtown market as the driving force behind a recent flurry of leasing activity in the building.