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MONTVERDE, FL-Diane M. Combs, of Choctaw descent, and the American Indian Movement of Florida allege Palm Coast, FL-based Ginn Co. is starting to install wells on an estimated $1 billion residential/recreational project in violation of Florida's Unmarked Human Burial Law. The site is 40 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.
DENVER-Chairman and chief executive officer Jamie Dimon tells 200 Bank One employees here about plans to open another 13 branches in the market, including its debut in the Denver Technological Center next month.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Dwyer-Curlett & Co. arranges $2.7 million in permanent financing for the two properties, which are located in Garden Grove and Costa Mesa.
BOCA RATON, FL-The company says it will work with local universities and municipalities to create educational facilities, jobs, and business development in the energy business.
MESQUITE, TX-Iris USA, a lead supplier for Dallas-based Container Store, has the ground-breaking date and the design for a 264,000-sf manufacturing site in Mesquite. Now, it's scouting a general contractor for the first phase to its 37-acre project.
MOUNDS VIEW, MN-The facility is a safe and secure place for the Blue Cross/Blue Shield affiliate to protect the public's health, officials say. It will be used by more than 40 Minnesota Institute of Public Health staff members.
FT. LAUDERDALE, FL-Richard D. Zipes and William S. Friedman will be paying William Morris of Southcoast Partners $8.2 million for a .09-acre (39,204 sf) site next to the condo project which will include retail and restaurants.
SAN ANTONIO-Mixed signals at the 2001 close indicate San Antonio already is on the road to recovery for its office market. The year ended with negative absorption, but it slowed to 21,000 sf in Q4, a marked decline from prior periods.
COLUMBIA, MD-The Columbia Midway Distribution Center sells to Edison, New Jersey's Whitehall Industrial Properties for a figure estimated to be around $13.5 million. In addition to changing the facility's name to the Snowden Distribution Center, Whitehall will complete renovations on the 475,000-sf industrial property within the next 60 days.
DENVER-Austin, TX-based Fired Up Inc. takes space in the Sugar Building at 1530 16th St., which had been vacant for more than 30 years, for its Louisiana Style Cafi. The move is made despite restaurant closings in the market.