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  • Farmers Insurance Closes Local Office, Lays Off 130

    CARLSBAD, CA-Farmers Insurance Co. will close its service center in Carlsbad as part of a consolidation of its offices.

  • Environmental Court Opens in Westchester

    WHITE PLAINS-An Environmental Claims court has been opened in Westchester County to handle civil cases affecting the environment but also issues surrounding the real estate development approval process.

  • C&W Loses Another Leading Executive

    DALLAS-Steve Everbach has departed Cushman and Wakefield of Texas as asset director, heading to Lazarus Property as COO. It's a chance, says Everbach, to be a principal. C&W executives focus on the upside.

  • BD's Mongolian BBQ Expands in Boulder

    BOULDER, CO-Two open, two to go is this year's game plan by Mongolian BBQ in Colorado. Boulder and Denver eateries up and running' Aurora and Colorado Springs are in the works. But five more restaurants will open nationwide by year's end.

  • FreeMarkets Sets Up Shop at Houston's Two Allen Center

    HOUSTON-Yet another energy-related, high-tech company has come to Houston to grab a market share of the city's robust trade. Pittsburgh-based FreeMarkets is subleasing a spot at Two Allen Center, with its eyes on expansion in the near future.

  • E-port Gets 2 More Tenants, $130-Mil Loan

    CHICAGO-The 1.5-million-sf e-port high-tech office center is now more than 40% leased and developers have $130 million for conversion of the historic Montgomery Wards headquarters into high-tech telecom space and condominiums.

  • Business Center Gets $4.3-Mil Interim Package

    CRANFORD, NJ-An interim financing package of $4.3 million has been arranged for the South Avenue Business Center here. Ashley Business Park LLC is the borrower. The property was once the home of American Home Products.

  • $148-Mil Addition, Renovation Draws to Close for Avaya

    WESTMINSTER, CO-Crews are wrapping up work on an addition and renovation to Avaya's 2.1-million sf complex. It is the largest commercial building under one roof in Colorado, housing 1,200 high-tech workers.

  • New Arena Package Racing the Clock

    CHARLOTTE-The legislature has rejected a player salary rebate plan. Lawmakers say they need the exact wording of a new city funding proposal within days--and there are fewer than a dozen legislative sessions remaining.

  • C&W Loses Another Leading Executive

    DALLAS-Steve Everbach has departed Cushman and Wakefield of Texas as asset director, heading to Lazarus Property as COO. It's a chance, says Everbach, to be a principal. C&W executives focus on the upside.