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DENVER-Construction projects will total $9.05 billion next year, down from the $10.75 billion this year, the lowest level since 1996. Meanwhile, construction employment will drop 6.1%, according to the 37th Colorado Business Economic Outlook Forum.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-Come Jan. 1, Advanced Bank Card Systems will be unpacking in an office relocation from Arlington to Grand Prairie. The insurance claims processor heads from a retail site to an office in the 75,000-sf Carrier 360 building.
SAN DIEGO-Multifamily construction permit activity was flat in November, according to a report conducted by the Construction Industry Research Board. The board's research revealed only 48 permits were pulled with a total of $5.3 million.
WEST CONSHOKEN, PA-While many industry players are enjoying some holiday downtime, Keystone buys an Allentown business center and secures a new line of credit.
LONDON-In its review of 2001, auctioneer Strettons says the market has improved since the terrorist attacks on the USA. It says that this gives the lie to press reports of falling prices.
HOUSTON-Post Oak Business Center gets a new tenant in a 10,500-sf signing for industrial space. Data Rush Couriers heads to ProLogis Trust building in the city's western submarket.
CLIFFSIDE PARK, NJ-Local officials are looking for a combination of retailing, restaurants, offices and residences--and a downtown redevelopment spark.
ANAHEIM, CA-The firm's Anaheim-based Focus Retail Group has been awarded leasing assignments at several large development projects that are currently in the works in the Inland Empire.