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LOS ANGELES-Robert Pernell says he will recommend that plans for the 53-megawatt plant be rejected by the full Energy Commission, noting neighborhood opposition and air-quality concerns.
ATLANTA-Ruth Hunt, a 20-year hospitality industry professional and the former sales/marketing director at the Holiday Inn and Holiday Inn Express in Athens, GA, has been lured away by Ridgewood Hotels Inc. to do the same work at the 119-room Foundry Park Inn & Spa scheduled to open in September in the same city, 60 miles northwest of Downtown Atlanta.
WELLESLEY, MA-The Charles River Hospital is auctioned to Lehman Brothers, which will most likely develop this nine-acre parcel in one of this area's most upscale neighborhoods. The sale highlights the growing shortage of beds for the mentally ill in this state.
ORLANDO-Critics claim the $535 per sf Orange County is paying for 972,000 sf of new exhibit space is the most expensive in the country. But convention center officials say they need a world-class structure to be competitive.
ENGLEWOOD, NJ-Gebroe-Hammer executive negotiated the deal for the transfer of the Linden Lawn Apartments by the heirs of the producer of "The Price is Right." The buyer and sale price were not disclosed.
WASHINGTON, DC-An industry group led by the MBA and CMSA is working on setting up standards to pave the way for online commercial mortgage originations. The group includes representatives from a wide array of companies.
NEW YORK CITY-The new fund, which plans to seek an additional $150 million in capital, will invest in subordinate debt and specialize in deals worth $10 to $30 million. All asset classes in the US and Puerto Rico will be considered for its portfolio.
SAN FRANCISCO-Dan Wald has been named senior vice president in the San Francisco office of BT Commercial. Wald will partner with Terranomics Retail Services, a division of BT Commercial.
OCEANSIDE, CA-The city wants to open satellite centers in John Landes Park in the Tri-City area, North River Road Park in the San Luis Rey Valley and in the City Operations Center.