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DETROIT-The outgoing mayor steps in as chairman and equity owner of locally based law firm Dickinson Wright PLLC on Jan. 1. Archer will be remembered for bringing many new projects to Downtown.
SAN ANTONIO-The city's largest credit union has secured a southeast corridor location that is being land banked at the juncture of Rigsby Avenue and Loop 410. Security Service Federal Credit Union plans to build on the site, but not for a few years.
WESTMINSTER, CA-The 68,708-sf warehouse was built specifically for The automobile Club of California, which it has been leasing since last spring. The buying group includes a board member of Bixby Land Co.
LOS ANGELES-Some experts fear Sunday's $50-billion bankruptcy filing by energy giant Enron Corp. could lead to new round of power outages here and in other parts of the West.
AUSTIN-Salion Inc. and ClearCube Technology receive a precious commodity in these economic times, specifically in the high-tech arena. Salion nabs $10 million in second-round funding while ClearCube gets a $4-million credit facility.
CHANDLER, AZ-The Southeast Valley's allure for upscale retailers and affluent residents nabs another premier name, Mercedes-Benz of London. The firm pays $9.6 million for a 24-acre former Auto Nation location in Chandler.
SACRAMENTO-After not having a supermarket for decades, residents of midtown Sacramento are welcoming the new supermarket development that is scheduled to break ground next July.
ANN ARBOR, MI-A collection of commercial real estate professionals are regrouping under a new name and asking non-members to join them at a Dec. 13 mission-setting meeting.