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WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI-Office space is still trading and renting in the Detroit market during a slowing economy, according to transactions cited by First Realty Co.
KATY, TX-A Pennsylvania-based retailer is eyeing a fall opening in 4,000 sf at Westgate Marketplace in Katy. For Catherine's Plus Sizes, it will be its 11th store in the Houston metro market.
ARLINGTON, VA-The Bethesda, MD-based real estate company says it sought and received extensive community and government support in developing the plans for this 293-unit project.
HOUSTON-The 25-story One Riverway is adding another professional services firm to its tenant mix, a trend that is sweeping the Uptown-Galleria submarket. Geokinetics of Houston has signed for 18,992 sf in the class A high-rise.
MOFFETT FIELD, CA-The Computer Museum History Center has released a conceptual design for a brand-new 114,000-sf museum, to be built next to NASA Ames Research Center as part of the NASA Research Park, a proposed 200-acre aeronautics and computer science campus at Moffett Field.
LOS ANGELES-The redevelopment project will turn the 75-acre Fallbrook Mall retail complex into an open-air shopping center. Construction on the project is slated to begin in the fourth quarter of 2001.
OAKLAND, CA-The Metropolitan Transportation Committee has proposed a long-range transportation plan detailing $82 billion worth of capital projects to be spent over the next 25 years. All but 8% of the money is for maintaining existing infrastructure.
SEATTLE-Crystal Mountain Ski area's 10-year, roughly $100 million development plan has been given a greenlight by the U.S. Forest Service. Public comment on the proposal that would increase skier capacity by more than a third is now being taken.
ORLANDO-A July 27 Massachusetts Superior Court decision that appears to favor property owners on the unlimited-access-to-buildings issue is boiling up again as BOMA and ALTS gear up for a new round of litigation.
LONG BEACH, WA-The state parks department wants to trade 56 acres of beachfront in this Southwest Washington tourist town for 95 acres adjacent its most pristine peninsula parkland located a few miles to the south.