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SAN DIEGO-A 50-year lease extension request by the Boy Scouts of America for a camp at Balboa Park, being considered today by the San Diego City Council, has stirred up a civil liberties hornets' nest.
MANCHESTER-Quorum Developments has let all of its 17,333-sf Adlington Court office development in Poynton, South Manchester, to advertising agency McCann Erickson.
HINGHAM, MA-A land-swap deal between the State of Massachusetts and a local real estate developer was approved by the state legislature right before its holiday break and now awaits the signature of the acting Governor.
CORAL GABLES, FL- Spillis Candela DMJM and York International Corp. are setting up forums in the design and construction industries to discuss new trends, products and techniques in erecting structures that might withstand attacks comparable to the Sept. 11 catastrophe.
CHICAGO-The newly renamed Camins Tomasz Kritt has brokered the sale of four industrial properties in the city, totaling about 173,000 sf. Some of them, including one landmark, will undergo adaptive reuse.
LOS ANGELES-The state-run bank will take the entire 39th floor at Downtown's Citibank Center, part of its mission to help Chinese companies do more business here and promote additional US investment overseas.
DENVER-Resort areas in Colorado were the hardest hit in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, according to the Rocky Mountain Lodging Report. Occupancy in such venues as Vail and Aspen fell below 30%.
ORLANDO-Private investors are looking for going-in returns in the 9%-plus range while property sellers think 8.5% or less is fair, based on the current level of interest rates, according to a a new analysis by the Orlando office of Grubb & Ellis Co.
SCITUATE, MA-A developer located in this seaside town 24 miles south of Boston has begun demolition work on five buildings it owns in preparation for a mixed-use redevelopment project in Scituate Harbor.