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MINNEAPOLIS-Combining facilities made sense with the closing of 18th Avenue Southeast. The architect for the 160,000-sf project is St. Paul-based Ankeny Kell Architects, and the general contractor is Shaw-Lundquist.
ORLANDO-The 52-year-old Broward County developer and Jacksonville-based Hallmark Partners, headed by Jeffrey Conn, plan to break ground on the 67,521-sf Deerwood Lake Commons in September.
SAN DIEGO-Federico Escobedo Garduqo, a Mexico City-based developer, plans to build a $40 million convention center in Tijuana in 2004 in the industrial Otay Mesa area. Local officials have long pressed for a convention center in Tijuana, one of Mexico's largest cities.
STANFORD, CA-Stanford University has opened its $25 million, 48,000-sf Mechanical Engineering Research Laboratory, which the university will use to host a number of research projects.
HOUSTON-Cambridge Development Group of Houston is tackling its first apartment complex in its homeport. The owner of 2,000 units in Texas and Florida has broken ground on the Siena Apartments along Studemont Drive.
PERRY, NY-Sallie Mae, the student loan provider headquartered in Reston, Va., plans to spend $5.5 million to expand its operations here that will eventually increase its local workforce from 350 to 900 employees.
LOWELL, MA-Yale Properties USA and Blackstone Real Estate Advisors put the Cross Point, a 1.2 million sf office project located near Routes 495 and 3, up for sale. The broker involved tells GlobeSt.com that strong interest on the part of potential investors convinced the owners to put the property on the market.
NEW YORK CITY-The Mexico City import is a mini-metropolis with mega-sponsors behind it. Youngsters play at grown-up pursuits like gassing up a new Chevy, tossing Domino's pizza dough, or booking a flight on American Airlines in this pint-sized CBD.
SEATTLE-The UK-based Six Continents Hotels will manage its first Inter-Continental hotel here. Groundbreaking on the upscale hotel, located Downtown at the corner of First and Madison, takes place in the first quarter of next year.
VANCOUVER, WA-Among other things, the Columbia River Economic Development Council supports reducing to 60 days the time it takes to obtain development permits for companies that would bring "significant primary job creation.