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DENVER-Six developers interested in teaming up with the city to develop and manage Winter Park braved a fierce rainstorm to get their first official tour of the city-owned ski resort.
REDMOND, WA-Citing numerous all-season advantages, the resort developer says it intends to develop a new destination resort near South Lake Tahoe, NV. The first phase of the 110-united year-round resort is scheduled to open in spring 2002.
BELLEVUE, WA-While much of the printed word of late has focused on the gruesome situation many Eastside office building owners are facing, not enough has been said about the glorious opportunity it presents for those still able to take advantage -- and their brokers.
WASHINGTONVILLE, NY-Officials with Wilder Balter Partners of Elmsford and the Regional Economic Community Action Council cut the ribbon yesterday on the $12 million Stone Hill Apartments development, a 104-unit senior affordable housing complex here.
VANCOUVER, WA-Despite strong competition for tenants and longer holding periods, a new report finds demand for class A space in Clark County still palpable and a host of plans to fulfill the need.
ANAHEIM, CA-The computer training company leases 18,177 sf in downtown Anaheim to house its new corporate headquarters and computer school. The building owner's broker says strong ownership proved to be a major selling point.
ORLANDO-The New York Stock Exchange-traded local REIT is reporting strong first-half net earnings but is concerned over 22 closed properties where three national retailers have filed for Chapter 11 protection under the U.S. Bankruptcy Code.
DENVER-In the largest office sale so far this year, Beacon Capital Partners Inc. paid $81.575 million for the Park Central office complex Downtown. Lowe Enterprises made a 160% return in six years.