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SAN FRANCSICO-A 540-megawatt energy plant is planned for the Bayview area, but energy groups and residents say that it's unfair to the low-income residents of the neighborhood, who have already suffered the brunt of heavy industries and pollution.
ORLANDO-The Dutch-owned mortgage banking firm will do $100 million in loan volume in metro Orlando this year and predicts at least the same amount in 2002, as new apartment and retail developments come off the drawing boards.
CARLSBAD, CA-More than half of the nine builds that comprise Genesis Corporate Centre have been leased or sold. Colliers is marketing the property for a trio of investors operating under the name Pacific Carlsbad Partners.
PHOENIX-LA Fitness lines up a new Valley location in a 15-year lease valued at more than $1.2 million. The workout giant is plotting a 41,000-sf, state-of-the-art center at Phoenix's Foothills Vista Commons.
ORLANDO-Finding minority brokers with a proven track record of success is one of the biggest challenges, facing the industry, local brokers and real estate company owners tell GlobeSt.com.
SALISBURY, NC-The planned South Crest venture is expected to attract $150 million in investment and one million sf of commercial and industrial space, according to published reports.
MEMPHIS, TN-The Fitch rating is on the county's $157.75 million 2001 Series A general obligation refunding bonds which are being used to retire short-term bond anticipation notes and commercial paper issued in 1999 and 2000.