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LOS ANGELES-Developer Rob Maguire hires Frank O. Gehry for part of 1,087-acre Westside project. The architect's first buildings will rise on parcel adjacent to Culver City.
TACOMA, WA-In a report commissioned by the city, Real Vision Research has found that there should be more than enough takers for the 196 condominiums and 1,246 apartment units slated for construction Downtown in the next five years.
LOS ANGELES-Privately held Ashkenazy Acquisition Corp. lands Beverly Hills, Manhattan and Chicago buildings that house the upscale retailer. The group acquired the trio of buildings from Japanese retailer Isetan Co.
SACRAMENTO-The Capital Towers development consists of one 15-story, 203-unit apartment tower, a separate parking structure and approximately 25 smaller apartment buildings.
DENVER-After paying a record price of $78.7 million for the 652-unit Jefferson at Meridian, Dallas-based JPI plans to develop more than 2,000 multifamily rental units here over the next two years.
WAKEFIELD, MA-A group of local activists prevent developers from building on one of the last few remaining parcels of lakefront property here. The group raised over $1.2 million to develop a park on the site instead.
RENTON, WA-With chunks of dot-com grocer Webvan's space having been on the sublease market for several months, those in the area's industrial real estate industry have been expecting the company to cash it in for quite some time.
BOCA RATON, FL-Announcement of the operational results comes as a consensus of stock analysts tracked by Thompson/First Call shaved a penny off the company's second-quarter earnings forecast.
WAKEFIELD, MA-A group of local activists prevent developers from building on one of the last few remaining parcels of lakefront property here. The group raised over $1.2 million to develop a park on the site instead.