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POMPANO BEACH, FL-A proposed roadway easement for the venture could block access to a nearby flea market, according to county engineering and traffic division analysts studying the industrial undertaking.
SAN DIEGO-The new center at San Diego State University will be located between the new $20 million athletic center and new $18 million parking structure at Montezuma and 55th Street. Construction is set to begin this month, with completion slated for October 2003.
NEW YORK CITY-One of New York's oldest full-service real estate firms adds nearly 300 units to its roster of 15,000 residential units under management in Boston, New York and Washington, DC.
PHOENIX-Irwin G. Pasternack is eyeing an April 2002 start for the 270,000-sf Agua Fria Promenade, if Maricopa County comes through on entitlement and zoning changes. The well-known local architect paid $1.6 million for 30 acres of prime land for the undertaking.
SPOKANE, WA-The newly-selected design team of Integrus and LMN Architects is tasked with studying alternative sites and preparing preliminary designs and budgets for the proposed expansion, which could lose$30 million in funding if it isn't underway by the end of 2002.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-The Newport Plaza acquisition reflects Glenborough's desire to focus on its core markets. The 112,000-sf multi-tenant complex has been purchased as part of a $54.5-million sale, which involves a Virginia property.
AUSTIN-A coalition of Austin groups submits its proposal to be the host city for the World Congress on Information Technology 2006. It's just one of several top-draw bookings being sought and scheduled to position Austin for the big-ticket trade.
DALLAS-It's the typical "he said, she said" scenario between Park Cities Hotel LP and MeriStar in a severed contract over diverted trade and lost revenue. It will go to court, says the hotel owners' attorney. Millions of dollars are at stake.
HIALEAH, FL-The Newport Beach, CA-based commercial real estate investment company pays Turbo Investments International Inc. $7.95 million for a 56,610-sf retail property, 11 miles northwest of Miami.
PORTLAND-A new memorandum of understanding between the City of Portland and Paul Allen's Oregon Arena Corp. gives OAC another year-and-a-half to present a specific plan for finally turning the Rose Quarter -- and the aging Memorial Coliseum -- into something more than a seasonal sport and concert venue.