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SAN DIEGO-Robert Simmons claims the plan must go back on the ballot. He's asking a judge to halt a pending bond sale aimed at financing much of the city's $206 million portion of the ballpark's cost.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-The price Noddle Development Co. pays for the 131,000-sf center is not disclosed, but the company plans to renovate and re-tenant the retail property anchored by a 24-Hour Fitness center.
SAN DIEGO-A wholesale warehouse retailer announced today it's not issuing bonuses to its executives for the 2001 fiscal year because the warehouse club chain failed to exceed financial goals.
TEMPE, AZ-The ink's dry on a $14.4-million buy, allowing Edward Jones & Co. to move into a 97,686-sf training center in the Arizona State University Research Park. Motorola's downsizing adds 202,000 sf to the sublease market.
HOLMDEL, NJ - Barnes & Noble, which is occupying 24,500 sf, relocated to the Denholzt/Zaro Commons at Holmdel from its existing store just across the highway.
OAK BROOK, IL-Banyan Strategic Realty Trust's sale of one of its three remaining assets is off. The Huntsville, AL office property is back on the market with the last assets of the REIT, which is trying to resolve an unrelated lawsuit.
PORTLAND, OR-Joining the local operation of Cushman & Wakefield's Valuation Advisory Services Group are an appraiser from Salem, OR and another from C&W in New York.
CHICAGO-A softer office market helps the former equity group for Brinson Partners decide to relocate to the recently-opened 1.7-million-sf office tower at 1 N. Wacker Dr., where minority owner UBS Warburg is the namesake tenant.
LOS ANGELES-Jeffrey Tamkin, president of Los Angeles-based Tamkin Development, tells GlobeSt.com that most colleges now see student housing more as a marketing tool for attracting new students to their campuses than as a sheer revenue generator.
CHICAGO-A budget request comes through for the office of the State Appellate Defender, which triples the agency's staff of attorneys from 30 to 100. That prompts a move to 35,074 sf at 203 N. LaSalle St. two blocks away.