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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.
AUSTIN-No leases are signed, but the market's being worked to line up retailers for a public-private undertaking at Austin's new city hall complex. Definitely a restaurant is going into the mix, with some specialty fares such as flowers and wine shops.
DALLAS-Unlimited access legislation was an unnecessary market regulation, concur Texas executives. Building owners would have opened doors regardless simply to meet tenant needs. And, it's a "Don't Mess with Texas" attitude that keeps out fly-by-nights.
PORTLAND-The Portland Development Commission approves terms of a purchase and development offer made by developer Homer Williams' RiverPlace Partners LLC, which plans a luxury hotel and 170 condominiums on 2.5-acres on the southeast corner of Southwest River Parkway and Moody Avenue.
LOS ANGELES-Mellon Financial takes 44,000 to expand at its namesake office building and legal powerhouse O'Melveny & Myers takes 30,500 more. The Downtown tower is now fully occupied, even though the surrounding market is still 20% vacant.
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.
ATLANTA-The chemical-products firm with 10,000 global employees and 30 manufacturing sites is leasing 18,000 sf for five years at an estimated $22 per sf at a four-story, 93,849-sf, class A building in Town Point business park in Kennesaw, GA.
DALLAS-Unlimited access legislation was an unnecessary market regulation, concur Texas executives. Building owners would have opened doors regardless simply to meet tenant needs. And, it's a "Don't Mess with Texas" attitude that keeps out fly-by-nights.