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BOSTON-The Joslin Diabetes Center proposes a one million-sf expansion. The facility is located in the Longwood Medical Area, which has recently been home to a number of new developments.
LAKEWOOD, CO-The used furniture marketer becomes the first tenant in the former Levitz Furniture warehouse building converted by Gart Properties into the 6th Avenue Commerce Center building.
DALLAS-Commercial real estate services firm Trammell Crow Company teams up with the US Environmental Protection Agency to improve its commercial properties' energy performance through the ENERGY STAR Partnership.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve votes to amend the Home Ownership and Equity Protection Act in an effort to protect consumers from predatory lending. But the Mortgage Bankers Association of America says the changes will leave lenders exposed to unsubstantiated claims.
FULLERTON, CA-The property has fetched more than $5.1 million for the joint venture partnership, which consists of Hanover Financial Co. and Clifford Companies. Currently 100% leased, the building is occupied by Mail Well Inc. and LAT Sportswear.
ORLANDO-"There is a ton of cash sitting on the sidelines, waiting for distress to depress prices," Trevor Hall Jr., vice president, Colliers Arnold Orlando, tells GlobeSt.com.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-Owner Ramco-Gershenson Properties Trust will open up Tel-Twelve Mall into outside retail shops. Kmart will expand and a 140,000-sf Lowe's will join to make the area a big-box bonanza.
BUCHANAN-While some area residents voice concern over the security measures in place at the Indian Point nuclear complex here, state and federal officials have given the facility high grades for security programs in place.
IRVINE, CA-The university names Johnson Fain Partners as the design architect for its new California Institute for Telecommunications and Information Technology. The project, which is being sponsored by the state governor's office, will use an innovative design/build delivery method.
PORTLAND-Chicago-based Equity Office Properties Trust recently spent $2.2 million to remodel the ground-floor of the 361,143-sf office tower and soon will rename it Congress Center.