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COLUMBUS, OH-RSN Holdings Industrial, Gabriel Logan and American Aluminum Extrusions of Ohio earn loans to purchase and lease buildings as well as buy equipment for increased operations.
SANTA MONICA, CA-The underwriters of the company's recent follow-on public offering have exercised in full their over-allotment option to purchase an additional 630,000 shares of the company's common stock.
NEW YORK CITY-Mayor Michael Bloomberg led a who's who of real estate movers and shakers at yesterday's topping off ceremony for the AOL Time Warner Centre in Columbus Circle.
CHICAGO-The once booming market isn't likely to go bust, say developers Chris T. Carley and Theodore C. Mazola. Other developers are just as optimistic, planning new projects even while more than 4,000 units are unsold.
BELLEVUE, WA-City officials were presented this week with a proposal to nearly triple the amount of retail space at Factoria Towne Square. The project, a facelift for Factoria Mall, now would include 150,000 sf.
CHICAGO-The Near South Side is booming with residential development in the massive Central Station development, but Timothy Desmond still hopes to land a major office tenant for Roosevelt Road. "If we can get that first guy to go in there, that'll be a big step for us," he says.
CHICAGO-Developer Duke Miglin's major renovation of the 70-year-old Randolph Gateway building at 1040 W. Randolph St., which will expand the building to 90,000 sf, is bolstered by 100% pre-leasing.
WASHINGTON, DC-The District of Columbia Building Industry Association elects officers and directors for 2002, and names William B. Alsup, II of Houston's Hines Interests Limited Partnership to be the organization's new president.
SAN DIEGO-Port officials have paid the first $11 million installment of money promised for the $450 million Downtown ballpark project. The remaining $10 million will be paid to the city in quarterly installments over nearly three years.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The unemployment rate here has inched up 0.6%, according to a new study by the State of California Employment Development Department.