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MINNEAPOLIS-Burns International Security Services officers three-day training sessions on working with Somali and Muslim residents in Minneapolis Public Housing Authority buildings in the wake of allegations of hate incidents, discrimination and mistreatment.
LONDON-Electronics Group Nokia has signed a global agreement worth £100 million ($143 million) with serviced office operator Regus to transfer of up to one fifth of its worldwide office locations to Regus business centres within the next three to five years.
BOSTON- Oracle Corporation, one of the world's largest software companies, and Donnelly, Conroy & Gelhaar, LLP, a law firm, lease space at One Beacon Street, a 34-story, one million sf Class A office tower located here in the heart of the city's financial district.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-American Reliable Insurance is following the forecasters' advice and staying put at Scottsdale Executive Park II. The five-year lease is crafted by a Cushman & Wakefield of Arizona three-broker team.
DEXTER, MI-The council extends a deadline one more time for Blackhawk Development, but it is running out of patience after five years without significant progress, says Village Manager Donna Eureste.
NEW YORK CITY-Investment banking firm Sonnenblick-Goldman arranges mortgage financing for the land beneath a roughly 700,000-sf Penn Station submarket office tower owned by Vornado Realty Trust.
ATLANTA-The picture isn't a pretty one for this city's office sector. Overall vacancies have risen to 16.9%, Grubb & Ellis executives report. And a glut of sublease space has made matters worse.
HURST, TX-A German investment group marks its 11th Dallas-Fort Worth buy, closing a deal with Stream Realty for a 20,000-sf office building positioned on three acres. Liberty Mutual holds a 10-year lease on the site.
LONDON-Westminster City Council has given a cautious welcome to new proposals by architect Richard Rogers and developer Chelsfield to reduce the height of their planned Grand Union Building at Paddington Basin in London's West End.
WAUKEGAN, IL-The city about 40 miles north of Chicago starts acting on Urban Land Institute advisory panel recommendations, passing a one-cent sales tax to help pay for Downtown and lakefront redevelopment.