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BELLEVUE, WA-On the Eastside alone there are approximately 2.5 million sf of space up for sublease. Looking to re-tenant traditional office space is tough enough. But high-tech tenants are, at the moment, as scarce as the spotted owl.
SAN DIEGO-The vigorous hiring climate is expected to continue here this fall, according to a new report from the temporary employment agency Manpower Inc.
WASHINGTON, DC-These two government-sponsored enterprises led the way to $32.6 billion in mortgage originations during the first half of 2001, as players bank on multifamily housing as a safe investment bet no matter what the economy is doing.
MIAMI-Political campaign contributions documented over the past 22 years came from a number of Cuban-American business leaders with strong ties to the South Florida real estate industry, GlobeSt.com research finds.
ROCHESTER HILLS, MI-Eden Prairie, MN-based Life Time Fitness plans a 200,000-sf sports facility here after buying the Rochester Hills Tennis and Swim Club. The company has health clubs in Novi, Shelby Township and Troy.
AUSTIN-CIP/Property Management Services has landed the management duties for a five-building business park in Pflugerville. A 50,000-sf building already has come out of the ground, but the development is projected to bring 250,000 sf at build out.
EULESS, TX-Fairfield Residential has closed its second land buy this summer for a multifamily project in Euless' Villages of Bear Creek. The developer is now positioned to push full speed ahead on the development of upward of 600 units.
HOUSTON-Too little information is available, say citizens questioning the terms of a proposed port merger between Houston and Galveston. A Houston port insider says the basics are place, but a full-blown report would just be too costly at this stage.