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BEMIDJI, MN-The building designed by The Leonard Parker Associates and built by Minneapolis-based Kraus-Andersen will revert to state ownership at the end of a 20-year lease. Evidence collected upstate no longer needs to be sent to the Twin Cities.
LOS ANGELES-The two 10-year leases, signed by Playboy and the City of Los Angeles, have a combined value in excess of $24 million. The Los Angeles Media Tech Center is nearly 100% leased.
MIAMI-The 33-year-old national developer/investor has leased three floors in its 111,000-sf, eight-story office building and was in line to receive an incentive package from Miami Beach for relocating from the West Miami-Dade submarket.
ATLANTA-The California subsidiary of American Residential Investment Trust Inc. names Mike DiCarlo vice president/regional manager of the suburban Alpharetta, GA office. David Houghtlin is regional operations manager.
WASHINGTON, DC-The National Cemetery Association of the US Veterans Affairs Department has released its study determining that three areas in Florida, Alabama and South Carolina are in the most urgent need of new cemeteries to accommodate impending deaths of the nation's veterans.
WILDWOOD, NJ-The 260,000-sf facility, with a main hall that can seat up to 7,000 people, was financed by the New Jersey Sports and Exposition Authority.
DALLAS-Dallas City Council, caught between the proverbial rock and a hard place, might have started an all-out war for tenants in approving a $43-million Tax Increment Financing district for Palladium and a $39-million TIF for the CBD competition.
ALAMEDA, CA-Catellus, daunted by the decline in demand for office space, is considering changing its Alameda development plans to include a shopping center instead of research and development space. The city's business people are not impressed.
BRECKENRIDGE, CO-The town and Vail Resorts reach an agreement on development of Peaks 7 and 8, with an eye towards commercial space that won't compete with Downtown as well as environmental concerns.
HOUSTON-Lubrizol Corp. of Cleveland signs off on a "bread-and-butter" deal for Northchase Plaza in the FM 1960/Champions submarket. The firm is taking a 4,332-sf office in the Caldwell Watson-owned building.