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DALLAS-Soon, the Texas entrepreneurial spirit will kick back in, says Integra Realty Resources in Dallas. For the most part, "it's back to business as usual" in the DFW region. And, that wait-and-see attitude of some players should go away in a few more months.
EVANSTON, IL-A securities firm and consulting company are involved in office lease transactions in this North Shore suburb, while a moving company takes 25,712 sf in nearby Lincolnwood.
HOUSTON-International moving company Crown Pacific has found a taker for a 53,839-sf warehouse along N. Loop East. Location and design spark the buy for a Houston-based electrical wholesale distributor seeking a high-visibility building.
NEW YORK CITY-The leases on one Texas property and another in Maryland have been terminated by Lexington Corporate Properties Trust. The announcement came at the close of business yesterday.
LONDON-Schroder Property Investment Management has launched a new property fund aiming to make opportunistic purchases as the property market enters a period of turbulence. Three investors have already agreed to back the venture.
ST. PAUL, MN-Guy LaBarre of Minnesota Street Associates is the organizations new chairman. George Fremder of Minnesota Life is vice chairman. Gary Lindstrom of Frauenshuh Cos. is secretary/treasurer.
BOSTON-The Senate unanimously passes a large housing bill that includes amendments to Chapter 40B, the state affordable housing law. Towns and cities complained that the law allowed developers to unfairly bypass local zoning laws and the amendments are aimed to provide a measure of relief.
BELMONT, MA-The fate of a 16-acre parcel nine miles Northwest of Downtown Boston is unclear as the clock runs out on its 18-month development moratorium. The town wants time to figure out how to best rezone the residential-use-only property.
WALNUT CREEK-Colliers will add a corporate services division to its services, with real estate specialist David Gould joining the company to lead the new venture.