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DETROIT- Democrats Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow attach a protection rider to a Congress budget bill to keep developers from acquiring land. Michigan Department of Natural Resources officials claim dirty politics.
AUSTIN-Retail has lost some ground in the Austin market. The slight decrease is the first recorded since 1992 when NAI/Commercial Industrial Property started tracking retail. On a bright note, it's not predicted to plummet like the office market.
ATLANTA-Minchew Enterprises Inc., a 27-year-old Marietta, GA-based developer, has come up with an apparent winner in the 16-building, 200,000-sf venture that is an alternative to traditional leasing. The complex has only 50,000 sf left after opening in April 2000.
PHOENIX-SunAmerica Investments will break ground in August on a 1.1 million-sf office campus on 25 acres that it has owned for several years. Washington Park will feature on-site amenities such as retail and hotel as bait for Fortune 500 companies.
NEW YORK CITY-Total domestic issuance may hit $66 billion by year end, according to Lend Lease's latest CMBS update. The monthly white paper is the sixth market data report to gain regular exposure on GlobeSt.com.
ORLANDO-Compared to other product, apartments generally have lower risk; less management; more liquidity; greater opportunity to raise rents and sales prices; and get the ear of lenders quickly, brokers, developers and investors believe.
LONDON-The UK government has unveiled proposals to speed up the cumbersome planning system to prevent projects like Heathrow's Terminal Five becoming bogged down in the public consultation process.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Nationwide Healthcare Properties' earnings were slightly lower for the quarter and for the first half of the year compared with the same period last year, due in part to SAB101.
SAN FRANCISCO-Jones Lang LaSalle will manage both 100 Spear Street in San Francisco and the Centre Pointe office complex in Walnut Creek, a combined 400,000 sf of class A office space.