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CHICAGO-Two Lambda Alpha International and Real Estate Investment Association panels point out that the realities of a master plan often clash with ideals, and Chicago's tradition of aldermanic prerogative more often than not works in citizens' favor.
CLEVELAND-The hotel REIT reports sharp decreases in funds from operations, revenue and occupancy. The performance was expected in the aftermath of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the US. A fourth-quarter dividend cut is likely.
LOS ANGELES-Shoppers crowd into stores here and across the US, hunting for post-Thanksgiving bargains. Good turnout raises hopes that the holiday sales season will be better than some analysts are expecting.
DENVER-The trend toward developing multifamily rental buildings for the higher-end and luxury markets may be shifting toward the affordable sector, says Eric Tupler, a vice president of L.J. Melody & Co.'s Denver office.
MINNEAPOLIS-Completion of Target Plaza, a 1.8-million-sf two-tower complex, culminates Ryan Cos.' unprecendented three-block makeover. Three contiguous projects on Nicollet Mall create 3.5 million of office and retail space.
AUSTIN-The University of Texas is mapping out options for 405 acres of undeveloped land in northwest Austin. This week, master planner Carter & Burgess heads to North Carolina's Research Triangle Park for a first-hand look at that undertaking.
CHANDLER, AZ-A 7.7-acre sale brings better than $1.3-million for the seller. For the buyer, the closing signals the final countdown to a ground-breaking on a 50,400-sf office condo project in Chandler, practically in sync with one planned for Scottsdale.
STAFFORD, TX-No one's talking the selling price, but the asking price was $6.5 million for a 31-year-old, 152-unit multifamily property in Stafford. The Ohio buyer gets a 98%-occupied property flanked by class A product in a market of short supply.
NEWCASTLE-AWG Developments--formerly Morrison Developments--has been selected by the regional development agency One NorthEast as preferred bidder for the last remaining site in Newcastle's Quayside area.
LONDON-Development Securities has been granted detailed planning permission for the 237,000-sf first phase of its Royals Business Park, opposite London City Airport in London Docklands.