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GREATER BOSTON-The Massachusetts Lodging Association meets for a second time this year to revise its hotel occupancy and room rates. The group normally meets annually in July but the recent terror attacks significantly impacted the group's forecasted numbers.
VANCOUVER, WA-Insignia/ESG brokers three lease deals totaling 10,000 sf for park owner Yearout, Fontenette & Kemper LLC. The park consists 39 leased buildings, 17 owner occupied buildings and three building pads for future development.
AUSTIN-The private St. Edward's University is tackling a $7.5-million, four-building project that includes 60,000-sf dormitory. The campus construction is positioning the facility for an enrollment doubling. The slab gets poured today on an academic building.
NEWBURY PARK, CA-Development Partners LLC begins last eight buildings at USA Business Center here. All but one of the 10 buildings in the first phase have already been taken.
NEW YORK CITY-Attorneys for Larry Silverstein yesterday afternoon filed the developer's hotly anticipated counterclaim to the lawsuit filed against him by reinsurer Swiss Re.
CHICAGO-Led by a 90,000-sf tenant build-out for digital mapping data provider Navtech at the Merchandise Mart, O'Malley Construction Co. completes three projects at high-profile Central Business District properties.
VALHALLA, NY-Developer Spectrum Skanska Inc., says that despite the economic slowdown, the firm is moving forward with a number of multi-million dollar residential developments in suburban markets in Long Island, New Jersey, Connecticut and Westchester County.
LONDON-Henderson Global Investors and Grosvenor, the Duke of Westminster's investment vehicle, have confirmed that they are in talks with shopping mall investor Simon Property Group which could lead to Simon taking a stake in Tecient, their retail consulting venture.
CHICAGO-The city's $4.6-billion spending plan will cost contractors $75 for reinspections, developers $85 for accessibility reviews, while increasing money to the Low Income Housing Trust Fund.
SAN DIEGO-The real estate brokerage announces several key appointments within its asset services group, which oversees more than 11 million sf of commercial space throughout Southern California.