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FAIRFIELD, NJ-The recent flurry of activity, all in this North Jersey community, includes a land sale for a new Red Cross Chapter HQ, an office sale and two industrial leases.
WASHINGTON, DC-Real estate firm CarrAmerica starts construction on its multi-faceted Terrell Place complex. When it is completed in 2003, Terrell Place will offer 439,000 sf of office and 39,000 sf of retail space in a three-part structure.
PORTLAND-A legal dispute over the city's systems development charges related to Downtown's newest office tower is settled with developer Tom Moyer receiving a $123,326 refund.
LOS ANGELES-Though California's apartment market is finally showing signs of cooling, few developers are slashing their number of planned projects. "The very best time to be building is during a slow economic time," says the president of Legacy's residential unit.
NEW YORK CITY-Tenants and building owners will bring one more topic to the bargaining table when they negotiate future leases - the increased costs of tighter building security.
LOS ANGELES-Though California's apartment market is finally showing signs of cooling, few developers are slashing their number of planned projects. 'The very best time to be building is during a slow economic time,' says president of Legacy's residential unit.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-A proposal by Harvard University to develop a pair of art museums here in the Riverside section of the city is met with intense local opposition and prompts the city to impose an 18-month building moratorium on the area.
DALLAS-PFSWeb Inc., Hillwood and WorkPlaceUSA walk away with honors from peers and industry overseers. Hillwood gets recognition for its Opportunity Center, marking the second consecutive honor for the project.
ROSENBERG, TX-A 19-year-old manufacturing facility, totaling 400,000 sf, is getting a makeover in a $16-million upgrade. Frito-Lay's decision to add jobs, equipment and production areas reinforces its commitment to a small South Texas town.
STAPLES, MN-The project, to be done by E&V Consultants and Construction Managers, is expected to be completed in three years. Lakewood Health System has a hospital, clinic and senior housing in Staples.