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BRISTOL, CT-Allstate Life Insurance Co., which recently took ownership of the Bristol Farms Plaza here has put the 150,000-sf shopping center on the market for sale, says officials with The Hutensky Group LLC.
DETROIT-MotorCity Casino plans a 16-story, 400-room hotel, new convention center and more retail stores for its required permanent site. Mandalay Resort Group's casino expands 50% to 100,000 sf in the first announced expansion.
MINNEAPOLIS-Andrew Rosivach, U.S. Bancorp Piper Jaffray REIT analyst, adds coverage of eight multifamily rental investment trusts. He bestows "outperform" ratings on five of them, "market perform" on the other three.
WATERTOWN, MA-In a show of confidence that the telecom industry is poised for a rebound, AT&T is planning to open its 200,000-sf Web hosting center in a few weeks. The facility was originally slated to come online last year.
HOUSTON-Colliers International's Top 10 Trends aren't all at work in the Houston space race. A local vice president takes a point-by-point look at the Houston market in relationship to the corporate findings.
ORLANDO-The 16-screen, 3,800-seat, 75,000-sf complex will be built at a development cost of $4,211 per seat ($213 per sf) in the planned $150 million, 800,000-sf Altamonte Town Center in suburban Altamonte Springs. A ground-breaking date hasn't been set.
TUCSON-With a market of just 12.2 million sf, the Tucson office market still manages to close two significant sales in the last six months. Market watchers say it's a signal that Tucson's on its way to becoming an investors' destination spot.
BOSTON-A group of medical tenants take 16,424 sf of space at 237 Cypress St. in the neighborhood of Brookline. The broker involved tells GlobeSt.com that while this area has a lot of space available, the medical office market is tight.
PORTLAND-General contractor Howard S. Wright Construction is just a couple of months away from shell completion on Weston Holding Co.'s three-story, 60,000-sf office building overlooking the Willamette River in the Johns Landing submarket. The project broke ground in May 2001.