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BOSTON-The Massachusetts Turnpike Authority sends out requests for proposals for the first contract on the Surface Artery, the valuable swath of land that will be exposed in the heart of this city once the Biog Dig puts the highway underground.
SAN DIEGO-Construction is moving forward on a $27 million mixed-use project encompassing the block bordered by Fourth and Fifth avenues and Laurel to Kalmia streets.
WASHINGTON, DC-Work is underway on the development of the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco & Firearms' new $104 million headquarters. The 422,000-sf facility will house 1,100 Bureau employees upon completion in 2004.
DENVER-Golden, CO-based developer Len McBroom is selling his 195-unit, $24.5-million Concordia on the Lake senior housing project in Littleton, CO but the market for his product is deep, experts tell GlobeSt.com.
MIAMI-The Fort Lauderdale, FL real estate subsidiary of BankAtlantic Bancorp Inc. has acquired eight million shares of Bluegreen's outstanding common stock from affiliates of New York-based Morgan Stanley and Grace Brothers Ltd.
MINNEAPOLIS- Robert Levine of KMS Management is new chairman of Minnesota Multi-Housing Association. Other officers for the association include first vice chair Jan Susee, president of Metes & Bounds Management.
PORTLAND-The state this week filed a court challenge to the U.S. Dept. of Interior's determination that a parcel of land in Florence is eligible for Indian gaming. The parcel is owned by the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians.
HOUSTON-JSRW sells one product before it's finished and is making plans to break ground on two more tracts in the Interbelt Business Center. Martin Apparatus & Equipment buys a 20,000-sf warehouse, with plans to finish it on its own.
SHAKOPEE, MN-RSP Architects designs the childcare center at 1308 Greenwood Ct., and REDI Construction is the general contractor for the facility, the Portland-based firm's 39th in Minnesota, that can handle 179 children.
SHAKOPEE, MN-RSP Architects designs the childcare center at 1308 Greenwood Ct., and REDI Construction is the general contractor for the facility, the Portland-based firm's 39th in Minnesota, that can handle 179 children.