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ORLANDO-Certain commercial projects are being red-lined these days by lenders taking a super-cautionary position in an unpredictable economic climate, Mark Findura, president of R.J. Twitty & Co. II Inc., tells GlobeSt.com.
HOUSTON-Boulder Management is planning to come out of the ground next year on a 35,000-sf to 50,000-sf office development in Westway Park. The project gets a jumpstart as brokers close a 2.4-acre land buy.
PORTLAND-The fee structure was watered down before being passed. The original proposal would have charged $398 a month for 3,890-sf fast-food restaurant to $1,500 a month for the owner of a 500,000-sf office building.
ORLANDO-Siemens Westinghouse Power Corp. has orders for $4 billion; a backlog of $8.8 billion; and is hiring 1,000 workers in Orlando and another 500 at plants in Georgia, North Carolina, Alabama and Canada.
SAN DIEGO-The city planning commission here has approved an expansion of SeaWorld that would allow build attractions up to 160 feet tall. Mission Bay, however, currently has a 30-foot height limit on new construction.
ATLANTA-The $19 million project on 19.6 acres at Cobb Parkway is near several Interstate 75 interchanges and will have a partial view of nearby Kennesaw Mountain.
DETROIT-The former marketing specialist for the Detroit firm makes a job switch to selling. LaTrice V. Marable will now serve the office properties group as an associate.
COSTA MESA-Wohl Investment Co. plans to reposition a 60,000-sf retail center formerly known as Hillgren Square into a high-end destination center to be named the 17th Street Promenade.
ORLANDO-The former vice president of Lincoln Property Co.'s local office is reunited with senior marketing manager Damien Madsen. Both formerly toiled for the Orlando office of Birmingham, AL-based Harbert Realty Services.