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ORLANDO-Gov. Jeb Bush was scheduled to sign a bill by Monday that would give qualifying small business owners 90 more days to pay their property taxes in Osceola County where the bulk of the properties are located on U.S. 192 leading to Walt Disney World.
LONGMONT, CO-The 103,000-sf facility for Longmont United Hospital and private practitioners on Highway 287 is being completed on time and on budget. It includes facilities for urgent care, physical therapy, and surgery.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Leland Hotel, a Polk Street residential/retail complex, has been sold to Mercy Housing California, one of the nation's largest developers of low-income housing.
FALLS CHURCH, VA-Health organization Inova will break ground on its $131-million heart institute at the Inova Fairfax Hospital on April 2. The project consists of a 280,000-sf building, a parking garage, and the expansion of the existing hospital structure. Inova officials are planning for a 2004 debut.
DETROIT-Four regional forums are planned by Michigan Economic Development Corp. to teach community leaders the basics of good community building. Top MEDC executives will be the instructors.
PRESCOTT, AZ-A main employer has worked out a deal to sell some assets of a Prescott pit while getting the buyer to assume liabilities and obligations to the town. The deal calls for $3 million in cash plus a to-be-determined value for rock and sand assets.
WICHITA, KS-The value-oriented, business-travel hotel company sees a recovering economy and tight hotel market as good signs for 2002. However, revenue was down 6% across the Candlewood Hotel Co. chain in the fourth quarter.
ROCKVILLE, MD-Preserve at Tower Oaks' 178,000-sf building at 2600 Tower Oaks Boulevard is nearly leased up with information technology company EDS' commitment to 32,340-sf of office space. The firm signed a five-year deal and will occupy nearly one-and-a-half floors.
OWATONNA, MN-new owner Mills Fleet Farm is fixing up the 205,800-sf facility, which will reopen later this year, on 42 acres near Interstate 35. Colliers Towle brokers the deal.
MIAMI-Pavarini Construction Inc. of Greenwich, CT signs a five-year, 9,686-sf lease aggregately valued at $1.07 million in the 15-year-old, 74,000-sf, class A property, five miles north of Downtown Miami.