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OLYMPIA, WA-Now that state lawmakers have given municipalities with public facilities districts extra time to break ground on public/private projects, city officials are looking to create a PFD to help finance a new conference center.
CHICAGO-Owners of mixed-use buildings along 700 miles of city streets, primarily first-floor storefronts and offices with apartments above them, could be allowed to convert the entire building to multifamily use under the long-awaited rewrite of the zoning ordinance.
ORLANDO-The Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks have postponed the scheduled November opening of the Tennessee singer's $25 million, 128,000-sf, 1,200-seat dinner theater in south Orlando to first quarter 2003.
DALLAS-The New York City developer says it's bent as far as it will go for Dallas City Council's blessing on the $600-million Victory project. It's a fine line between reality and vision. What will Palladium do if a May 8 vote goes against its revised plan?
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust is redeveloping Tel-Twelve and Lakeland shopping centers, as well as selling White Lake MarketPlace and Athens Towne Center in the first quarter. Funds from operations falls 6.3%.
DALLAS-Hines hires Dallas' Holliday Fenoglio Fowler to go to market on the 1.8-million sf Galleria proper, 112,000-sf Galleria North and 431-room Westin. All told, nearly 50 acres of prime land and trophy product are up for grabs.
AUSTIN-The guessing game ends as Intel officials fess up to Austin's mayor that its skeleton 10-story CBD office building is up for sale. The decision, though disappointing, at least means the shell will be actively marketed.
COSTA MESA, CA-The Costa Mesa-based developer pays $19.3 million for the 197,306-sf Cathedral City Marketplace. The retail complex, which is anchored by Food 4 Less, Factory 2-U, 24 Hour Fitness and Cinemark Movies 10, is currently 100% leased.
SADDLE BROOK, NJ-The UK-based temporary, short-term office provider currently has facilities at two Garden State locations, and more are apparently in the works.
PHOENIX-A 22,806-sf Car Guys will be sharing space with a Cottman Transmission Center now that a limited liability company from Mesa is the owner. The sale evolves from Car Guys' new focus on industrial product.