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DENVER-The developer of the $4-billion mixed-use project at the former Stapleton International Airport lines up 41 minority and women subcontractors to build homes in the first neighborhood.
BAYONNE, NJ-A $3 million package will kick off the effort to put a transportation infrastructure plan in place before the massive redevelopment of the former federal tract begins.
VAIL, CO-New slate and carpet flooring of all the entryways and new carpet throughout the 50,000-sf facility are part of the project that will not affect scheduled meetings, conferences or conventions.
HOUSTON-Adams & Coffey stays in Houston's CBD, but signs on for 7,986 sf in a 19-story office building owned by Koll Bren Schreiber Realty Advisors. Its new address in the 21-year-old 1010 Lamar St. pushes occupancy to 84.5%.
ST. PAUL, MN-Numerous hurdles remain for the $330-million ballpark to be built in time for the 2006 season, including finding a site. However, the state capital is the frontrunner for the ballpark.
SAN DIEGO-San Diego's Downtown redevelopment arm launches a nearly two-year process to revise the area's growth blueprint. The first of several workshops seeking public input begins.
LAS VEGAS, NV-The Culinary Workers Union Local 226 and Bartenders' and Beverage Dispensers' Union Local 165 reach tentative contract agreements with Park Place Entertainment and Harrah's Entertainment. If the agreements are ratified, a proposed June 1 strike could be avoided.
MIAMI-The Society of Industrial and Office Realtors selects the Lincoln Property Co. vice presidents for their efforts in leasing the entire spec-built, 138,140-sf, class A, Cambridge Executive Center II in December 2001 to Citrix Systems Inc. of Fort Lauderdale, FL for 15 years.
ORANGE, CA-An LLC snaps up the 8,421 sf building, which is located at 5316 E. Chapman Ave. Orange County office deals continue to be few and far between, as the glut of office space that continues to flood the region is expected to cause deterioration in market conditions in the months ahead.
WESTWOOD, CA-The 7,500-sf first-run cinema has been bought by ReelCinema, an independent theater operator committed to preserving single-screen theaters.