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RICHARDSON, TX-The same investment team that bought Midtown's Phoenix has roped the class A Richardson Office Center II. Four more properties are being eyed for clients of Principal Capital Real Estate Investors of Des Moines.
DANA POINT, CA-Planning commissioners and other city officials here attended a swank party at the St. Regis Monarch Beach Resort & Spa. Now, they can't vote on the resort's proposal to build a controversial beach trail until the state determines whether ethics laws were violated.
BAYONNE, NJ-Redevelopment of the massive, closed Military Ocean Terminal could take up to 30 years to complete and would entail mixed uses totaling more than 18 million sf.
THE WOODLANDS, TX-St. Luke's Episcopal Health System is planning ahead, adding 16 acres to a 24-acre holding in the Woodlands. The health system is under way on an 82-bed, 263,000-sf facility. An official says the buy builds in versatility for the future.
LONDON-Activity in the Central London office market is primed for a busy second half of 2001 despite uncertainty about the global economic outlook, according to FPDSavills.
SEATTLE-The biopharmaceutical company plans to construct a manufacturing plant in West Greenwich, RI. The building is expected to help the company meet a growing demand for its products.
PORTLAND-The so-called "Innovation Partnership" is about generating revenue by more actively seeking marketing surplus school property for lease, sale or redevelopment. Bill Scott, director of the Oregon Economic and Community Development Department, will lead the school board's advisory committee.
DENVER-In 1999-2000, 32 net leased properties valued at more than $500,000 were sold while in just the first quarter of 2001 alone there have been half as many such sales.