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CHICAGO-Developers have until Dec. 19 to submit proposals for redeveloping the 22,692-sf Supreme Life Insurance building as well as five neighboring townhouses at the southeast corner of 35th Street and King Drive.
PHOENIX-Wright Services Group of San Diego is getting an 8,140-sf location in order to start distributing Posturepedic mattresses to its Arizona clientele. The distributor signs a three-year lease in the Sky Harbor submarket
HAUPPAUGE, NY-Insignia/ESG, leasing agent for the newly constructed 100 Motor Parkway office building, expects to have the 217,000-sf spec property leased up by mid-2002.
DENVER-Vacancy in units built from 1990 to 1994 increase to 9.5% from 7.6%, while those built form 1995 to the present increase to 10.7% from 7.7%, according to L.J. Melody & Co., citing increased supply as the culprit.
ORLANDO-San Francisco-based EDAW Inc. is outlining a landscape that would comprise a 140,000-sf Expo Center, a 300-room hotel, a 2,147-space parking garage addition and a public recreation center, all near the existing TD Waterhouse Centre.
SAN DIEGO-The Village is part of venture between the military and private sector developers -- a joint venture between Lincoln Property Co. of Dallas and Clark Realty Capital of Bethesda, Md. -- to relieve housing shortages for service personnel.
DALLAS-Texas and Arizona, for years, have had laws to deter renting to unsavory tenants. Post-Sept. 11 watches will bring even tougher stances from the two Southwest states, say executives of screening services and the National Multi-Housing Association.
MONTCLAIR, CA-Bascom Group acquires 165-unit complex here from privately held Jonathan's Landing, as large developments continue to be snapped up almost as soon as they hit the market.
DALLAS-Texas and Arizona, for years, have had laws to deter renting to unsavory tenants. Post-Sept. 11 watches will bring even tougher stances from the two Southwest states, say executives of screening services and the National Multi-Housing Association.
COPPER MOUNTAIN, CO-It could take 20 years and $250 million to complete. However, Vancouver, BC-based Intrawest Corp. is embarking on an ambitious plan to expand and improve the ski resort here to "world-class" status.