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ATLANTIC CITY, NJ-The new 452-room tower at Harrah's Atlantic City, which will cater to high rollers, is seen as a pre-emptive strike against the massive Borgata, currently under construction across the street.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Activity in the county's manufacturing sector has grown significantly over the last quarter, according to recently released research by Chapman University economists.
VANCOUVER, WA-Two five-year flex-office leases are signed, one new and one renewal, for a combined 6,700 sf, bringing the 40-building, 625,000-sf (net rentable) development to 75% occupancy.
ATLANTA-The Fortune 500 company expanded its headquarters at the Georgia-Pacific Center, 133 Peachtree St. NE, Downtown by adding 57,080 sf to its existing 722,000 sf.
BOSTON-The Massachusetts Housing Finance Agency provides $33.5 million in financing to develop a 209-unit affordable-housing project in the former St. John of God Hospital complex. The project will include a nursing home as well as independent- and assisted-living facilities.
YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP, MI-K&M Engineering and Consulting Corp. of Arlington, VA plans to build a natural gas-fired plant to sell electricity to service providers. The project would be built on 20 acres bounded by two junkyards.
MIAMI-Fort Lauderdale, FL-based Citrix Systems Inc., a 13-year-old software manufacturer, paid $55.1 million for the 140,411-sf, five-year-old Cambridge Executive I and the newly completed 140,778-sf Cambridge Executive II at 899 W. Cypress Creek Road, Fort Lauderdale.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Activity in the county's manufacturing sector has grown significantly over the last quarter, according to recently released research by Chapman University economists.
OLD BRIDGE, NJ-The DSL Internet provider, which recently took over California-based competitor Virata, had signed a 16-year lease for the 205,000-sf building less than two years ago.