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AUSTIN-The San Diego-based Shidler Group starts off the year with a new tenant for one Austin CBD building and a renewal for another. Cable & Wireless USA will join the tenant roster at 800 Brazos in a three-year deal valued at $181,000.
ORLANDO-The nine-member High Speed Rail Authority tells the governor and his Cabinet the first Orlando-to-Tampa leg of the planned 200-mile five-city system will have to be built either along Interstate 4 or on a railway company's rights of way to meet the mandated November 2003 construction start deadline.
GREENVILLE, SC-A slowing economy and less than anticipated traffic has caused the New York agency to lower its rating on bonds issued to help construct the Southern Connector, a toll road linking the east and west areas of Greenville's south side.
LOS ANGELES-Investment management firm CB Richard Ellis Investors has closed the CB Richard Ellis Strategic Partners II, a value-added investment partnership. The total capitalization of Strategic Partners II is expected to be over $700 million.
BARTLETT, IL-A 3,340-sf First American Bank branch and 4,000-sf KFC/Taco Bell/Pizza Hut will be built next to the Home Depot at 950 Route 59. They will share a 2-acre site.
DALLAS-Steven J. Kaplan, James E. Melson and Lynn Newman join forces as S/RI Partners. The Dallas-based consultants say they are in the right place at the right time with the right knowledge to steer intellectual property decisions and management.
BOSTON-Despite Q4 numbers that indicate that the market in the city here has been hard hit by the recession and the aftermath of the terror attacks, an industry insider tells GlobeSt.com that demand is starting to pick up.
LONDON-Property investors need to review their strategy in the face of a rapidly decelerating world economy, according to LaSalle Investment Management. But the slowdown also presents some opportunities.
NEW YORK CITY-The local industrial market will be the first to come out of the current industry-wide slump, followed by the office and retail sectors, real estate analysts say.