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HOUSTON-Mayor Lee Brown and other council members tag discussion on leasing the Compaq Center to Lakewood Church for 90 years. They will discuss the issue again Dec. 5.
ARLINGTON, VA-A 6,000-sf Apple retail store debuts in the city's Clarendon area Market Common complex with a grand opening celebration on Dec. 1. The 2700 Clarendon Rd. location is the second Apple store in Virginia.
DENVER-Betting the economy will be in better shape when newly-constructed units are ready for occupancy, developers have pulled permits for 33% more units in the first nine months this year compared to the same time in 2000.
SAN RAMON, CA-The former deputy director of real estate for the Presidio Trust is now overseeing management of 43 properties in California and Washington.
BLACK HAWK, CO-While third-quarter revenues increase to $26 million, Black Hawk Gaming & Development's profits rise only $50,000 to $1.55 million, keeping earnings per share even. Black Hawk's boss continues his acquisition plans.
MIAMI-According to a new report from Grubb & Ellis Co., the weakening economy and the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks have had minimal effect on the area's multifamily market. First-half average occupancy was 97.2%, one of the highest in the United States.
HARRISON-W&M Properties reports it has secured two lease deals at the 500 Mamaroneck Ave. office property here, including the relocation of accounting firm O'Connor Davies Munns & Dobbins, LLP to more than 11,000 sf of space.
LONDON-The latest RICS residential lettings survey for Britain for the three months to October 2001 shows that investors are turning from stocks and shares to bricks and mortar despite falling rental and capital values.