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DALLAS-GlobeSt.com learns of a DOD memo floated in the DFW region in the past 30 days. An inside source says it warned against art hucksters seeking information at key financial institutions. Southwestern US buildings, as elsewhere, remain on high alert.
WALTHAM, MA-Microsoft Corporation relocates its regional headquarters to Waltham Weston Corporate Center here. The computer giant will serve as the building's lead tenant, taking 52,000 sf of space when the building is completed in December.
DENVER-East West Partners, Intrawest partners, Grand Elk (Caribou Partners LLC), Okemo Mountain Resort, Powdr Corp. and Hines Resorts are vying to become a joint venture partner with the city on the Winter Park ski resort.
ATLANTA-Rick Ross, M&M's Atlanta regional manager, and a panel of prominent local real estate professionals will review the area's sagging office market Sept. 6 at the Atlanta Property Opportunities Conference at the Swissotel here.
LIVONIA, MI-The school not going to use land for classrooms because of its use of the Internet, so it figures it can lease the property for about $14.8 million per year. It has received four development proposals.
HOUSTON-Turner Construction wins a $45-million award to add 228,000 sf to the Houston Galleria and build a 2,700-space parking garage. For Turner, it's the third large contract it's grabbed in Houston's current building frenzy.
DALLAS-Fifteen dormant acres in a Dallas wholesale strip are being whipped into shape for a 210,00-sf retail project and up to a 150-room hotel. Before a month passes, a permit should be in hand and a general contractor on board for an immediate construction start.
HOUSTON-With full pomp and circumstance, Hines and Prime Asset Management have broken ground on the 32-story Calpine Center. It's the first spec office project to come out of the ground in the city's CBD in 19 years--a welcome sight for city officials.
DENVER-Six developers interested in teaming up with the city to develop and manage Winter Park braved a fierce rainstorm to get their first official tour of the city-owned ski resort.
HOUSTON-The attorney of a flood victim, who drowned June 9 in the elevator of the Bank of America building, draws a parallel to a fire in filing a gross negligent lawsuit against building owner Hines Interest and Setec Protection.