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BOSTON-The Boston Redevelopment Authority releases a request for proposal for a 150,000-sf parcel here as part of the mayor's new economic development program, which supports local commercial and industrial businesses. Favorable consideration for the RFP will go to the maritime industries.
SAN DIEGO-Some 75 developers have submitted applications to the San Diego Port District to build a hotel at the bay front Campbell Shipyard site. Many have included complete proposals with their applications.
LONDON-Office Vacancies in the M25 London suburban office market are beginning to rise following a slump in take-up during the third quarter of 2001, according to DTZ research
BLOOMINGTON, MN-Property taxes remain shopping center owners' top concern but retail bankruptcies are No. 2 with a bullet. Best opportunities are restoration and redevelopment, says the Minnesota Shopping Center Association.
CHICAGO-Prime Group Realty Trust isn't ready to embrace any of the bids received in a second round of offers, indicating that a "malaise of buyer demand" may continue stalling the 770,191-sf office building's sale.
MINNETONKA, MN-The group health plan blames cancellation of the $77-million project on cost-cutting following a break up with the Allina Hospital chain. Medica will continue to occupy the Gateway North building here.
HOWEY-IN-THE-HILLS, FL-Known internationally for 30 years as a class A golf resort and corporate meeting site, the Lake County, FL property will be developing about 800 single-family and condominium units over the next nine years, 40 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.
TAMPA, FL-The Apollo Beach facility, 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando, will use reverse osmosis technology to produce 25 million gallons per day of drinking water by December 2002.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-In a unanimous, the California Coastal Commission approved a plan to restore Bolsa Chica, the 1,200-acre stretch of coastal wetlands between Huntington Beach and Seal Beach.
CAMDEN, NJ-The deal was complicated by the fact that 24 units had been damaged in a fire. The unnamed buyer has begun a program to completely renovate and reposition the asset.