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SAN FRANCISCO-Albeit with a different company, Hal Brownstone will continue to be general manager of 100 Spear Street in San Francisco, a 213,000-sf Class A office building now being managed by Jones Lang LaSalle.
NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-The pharmaceuticals giant will move ahead with its new two-building R&D complex here, with its price tag now set at $235 million.
ORLANDO-S.I. Goldman Co., a 42-year-old, $40 million mechanical contracting firm that has worked on every major commercial construction job in metro Orlando in the past 20 years, is suing its former $175,000-a-year president on charges of client stealing, conspiracy and fraud. The executive is countersuing for breach of contract.
WESTLAKE VILLAGE-Privately held Miller Brothers Investments acquires 137,800-sf class A structure. The building is fully leased to Internet giant homestore.com.
BELLEVUE, WA-The develop claims his general contractor hurt the stalled $100-million project by walking off the job and filing an inflated lien against the property in retribution for the request for an audit.
CHICAGO-The interiors firm with operations at 1100 W. Monroe St. signs a 10-year, $3.5-million lease for space about one mile north at 949-65 W. Chicago Ave., where they will have 12,000 sf of office space.
CORAL GABLES, FL-The locally based provider of goods and services to the hospitality industry also sells it Orlando distribution facility, as first-quarter net income drops by nearly 95% and revenue falls by almost 23%.
POUGHKEEPSIE-The Dutchess County Economic Development Corp., reached upstate to tab Ronald W. Coan of Erie County as its new president and chief executive officer.
BOSTON-The Boston Redevelopment Authority releases the eight proposals it received to develop Hayward place, a 37,380-sf parking lot located in the heart of downtown right near the Boston Common.