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PORTLAND-After six hours of having the area cordoned off, explosive specialists detonated the device at around 1 p.m. Thursday where it sat, in front of the county's utility building at Southeast 11th Avenue and Division Street.
ST. PAUL, MN-The shift allows the financial documents company more space and better access to financial clients. New locations are in Westend Carree in the center of Frankfurt and BCE Place in Toronto's financial district.
MINNEAPOLIS-One office broker sees vacancy rates climbing to 13.2% -- up from 10.5% -- with new construction coming in line while another expert is slightly more optimistic about the sector, foreseeing 12.4%.
FRAMINGHAM, MA-A new counting of the affordable housing stock in this town puts it over the 10% mark, which means that developers can no longer use the state's affordable-housing law to bypass local zoning regulations. Two potential developments are at stake.
PITTSBURG, CA-A developer may have violated several federal and state laws, resulting in the destruction of wetlands and wildlife, when building a $1 billion housing project. Environmentalists have issued a notice of intent to sue.
AUSTIN-Building owners are getting the drift about today's office market, bringing rent down an average $1per sf to $25.15 per sf citywide. Overall vacancy is at its highest, 16.1%, in nine years in the state capital, says Colliers Oxford Commercial
CHICAGO-The city council is expected to approve an ordinance requiring written evacuation plans of office and residential buildings higher than 80 feet. The action is in response to the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.
ANAHEIM, CA-Standard & Poor's says sudden drop in travel to this tourism Mecca could jeopardize the city's ability to pay municipal bondholders. Move is latest sign that impact of last month's terrorist attacks is rippling across nation's economy.
LOS ANGELES-The CBD's vacancy factor has dropped to 15.8% from 17% at mid-year, C&W says, as low rates continue to lure price-conscious tenants. Vacancies on tech-heavy Westside surge.