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BLACK HAWK, CO-Gameco Inc. is paying nearly $100 million for controlling interest in the company that owns and operates the Gilpin Hotel Casino here as well as the Gold Dust West Casino in Reno, NV.
COSTA MESA, CA-A private investor snaps up the 8-unit multifamily complex. Local experts expect that multifamily will continue to thrive in the upcoming year, as demand continues to outpace supply.
ORLANDO-While Central Florida has no structures comparable to the two destroyed 110-story World Trade Center buildings in New York Sept. 11, area brokers, developers and constructors tell GlobeSt.com they expect tenants who need to be Downtown to remain there, even with the growth of new telecommunications tools.
BURNSVILLE, MN-The $10-million, 19,500-seat project may still face a battle in court from neighbors here and in Bloomington, MN who fear noise pollution and traffic congestion.
EDISON, NJ-The financial services and technology provider now occupies more than 20,500 sf in the 176,000-sf office building, owned by Lincoln Property Co.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-Ground breaks Jan. 19 on 2.18 acres for a 1,000-member organization that includes state and federal law enforcement agencies, the military and civilians. Three years of planning have gone into the tactical training facility.
GLASGOW-St Martins Property Group, the property investment arm of the Kuwaiti royal family, has bought a 66,000-sf office building at 150 St Vincent Street, Glasgow, in one of Scotland's biggest investment deals of the past six months.
SAN JOSE-Smaller leases are being snapped up much faster than larger ones in Silicon Valley. It's starting to look like some of the area's major office campuses may stay on the market a long time.
AUSTIN-The Central Texas Commercial Brokers sets itself up for 2002, announcing new officers for the organization that covers 25 counties. Leading the 2002 charge as president will be Lila Nelson of Keller Williams Commercial.