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SAN DIEGO-A recent report finds that the affordability gap between renting and homeownership is shielding the apartment market from the full force of the recession.
DENVER-Through its Cherry Creek Investment Group LLC, Dallas-based Alliance Hospitality will reposition the 141,793-sf Landmark Inn as a 214-room Holiday Inn Select. It will aim for the business travel as well as leisure market.
DALLAS-Houston is the only one of Texas' Big Four to post a gain in tourism revenue while small and mid-size cities' festivals are packing hotels. Summer should bring a rebound statewide, but it won't be a record year for tourism.
AUSTIN-Bread-and-butter deals are keeping Austin brokers busy in what is described as the start of a return to more normal market conditions. Class B tenants are trading up for nicer buildings, but not necessarily more space.
LEWISVILLE, TX-A Mardel Christian Bookstore becomes the second anchor at a 97,125-sf retail site sitting empty as a result of the Montgomery Ward bankruptcy. The Lewisville store will open in the spring.
LEESBURG, FL-George Pringle, a principal in Pringle Development Co., was recognized for his community and philanthropic efforts while constructing about 3,000 homes in six subdivisions.
AUSTIN-Bread-and-butter deals are keeping Austin brokers busy in what is described as the start of a return to more normal market conditions. Class B tenants are trading up for nicer buildings, but not necessarily more space.
SAN FRANCISCO-The locally based commercial real estate listing service implemented its main revenue generator in the third quarter of 2001, the "Premium Membership," and by year-end had 8,500 subscribers paying $39.95 per month. Company CEO Richard Boyle predicts profitability in the second half of 2002.
BEAVERTON, OR-The streaming media company has leased one of two 30,000-sf buildings that comprise the development since 1988. In July 2000, after Nike moved out, it master leased the second and subleased part of it to Intel, which bought out the lease last month, clearing the way for nCUBE to relocate its headquarters from California.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Its Scottsdale address and connection to the Pima Crossing power center helps pull top dollar for a fully occupied retail building. A Scottsdale trust takes the deed from merchant builder, Aina Holdings.