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BALTIMORE, MD-L.I. Square Corp., developers of the proposed Residences at the Ritz-Carlton Inner Harbor are not saying just yet if they came to an agreement with owners to purchase the land on which to build the property. The $165-million project has been in the works for over two years and construction was originally scheduled to begin this past spring.
DENVER-The 295-unit Nelson Hall should be ready to occupy for the fall 2002 semester at the University of Denver. The five-story, 135,500-sf building project includes two floors of underground parking.
FT. WORTH-The region's largest foreclosure in nearly a decade is a bitter reality. Lender CoServ Realty, whose parent just filed bankruptcy on telephone and cable operations, takes back a Westin hotel and championship golf course for $56.1 million in debts.
PLYMOUTH, MI-The developer hopes to lease the building in the MetroWest Technology Park for about $312,000 a year to a high-tech research and development tenant.
AUSTIN-The buy is in, but the move is up in the air for an Austin software company that has been bought by Applied Materials, a semiconductor equipment maker. Global Knowledge Services' offices in the northwest submarket and its buyer, the city's northeast.
LINCOLN CITY, OR-After two years of ownership, Gary Sheetz of Vancouver, WA wants to unload The Ashley Inn, a four-year-old, 75-room hotel about one-half mile from Chinook Winds Casino. He's asking $4.95 million.
ATLANTA-The former Cushman & Wakefield managing director will be Crow's senior vice president and executive director of corporate advisory services.
PLEASANTON, CA-The City of Pleasanton will decide this week whether Applied Bioscience can go ahead with their plans to build a new office and research campus in the area.
PURCHASE, NY-RBC Capital Markets, which will be reoccupying its space at One Liberty Plaza in New York City soon, will be shifting some its personnel to a new 40,500-sf office here at 287 Bowman Ave.