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AUSTIN-A former Dell Computer executive, now CEO for a Nevada-based firm, is bringing the bulk of the operation home to Austin. Valence Technology is looking for space in the state capital and hopes to be up and running by Aug. 1.
CHICAGO-The Amhurst Lake Business Park in Waukegan, Crystal Lake Business Park in Crystal Lake, Spring Lake Business Park in Itasca and Windham Lakes Business Park in Romeoville are being sold.
SEATTLE-Mayor Paul Schell said yesterday the Seattle Center -- home of the Space Needle -- received the gift from Fisher Communications Inc. in support of a planned new festival pavilion.
SACRAMENTO-The California Public Employees' Retirement System is plowing $250 million into urban development projects and another $150 million into affordable housing by the end of the year.
WASHINGTON, DC-CarrAmerica broke ground on the office building at 1750 H St., NW. The 111,510-sf building is already 35% leased and is scheduled to be ready to occupy by the end of 2002.
LONDON-Shares in Chesterton International, the quoted commercial and residential agent, fell 25% after a shock profit warning to the London Stock Exchange.
LONDON-Rob Bould, Head of Investment at GVA Grimley has taken over as the new chairman of the Investment Property Forum. One of his goals is to forge alliances with other professional organizations.
SEATTLE, WA-CB Richard Ellis calculates office vacancy rates in downtown Seattle at more than 12% in some areas. Nonetheless, a buyer under the name Seattle Union Station II LLC has paid $261/sf for Opus Center South.