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MCLEAN, VA-Chip Ryan, a 20-year real estate industry veteran, comes to Cushman & Wakefield after nine years at Insignia/ESG, where he served as executive director of the company's McLean office.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-There's no room at the inn in a 170,100-sf manufacturing site in the Great Southwest Industrial Park. ServiceCraft is renewing for the short term and Wagner Industries, is returning for the long term.
AURORA, CO-The $12.2-million, 46,762-sf Rocky Mountain Lions Eye Institute opens at the new University of Colorado Fitzsimons Medical Complex. Billionaire Phil Anschutz funds the project with the Lions of Colorado and Wyoming.
BLOOMINGTON, MN-The commercial real estate firm wants to focus on the Midwest. Welsh has offices in Bloomington, Minneapolis and St. Paul and Columbus, OH. It has development activities in Kansas City, Milwaukee and St. Louis.
BOSTON-Hotel occupancy rates here are down 3.9% for the first four months of the year as compared with the same period last year. This is the first time in nearly a decade that hotels here are experiencing a decrease in occupancy.
FERNDALE, MI-This Detroit suburb wants to keep a tattoo parlor from opening within 1,000 feet of another "adult business" under a 22-year-old ordinance. The owner is taking the city to Oakland County Circuit Court.
EATONTOWN, NJ-The Silverman Group's 541 Industrial Way, a former manufacturing plant, is now home to an international network solutions company and the local Post Office after being converted to office use.
NATICK, MA-REON Broadband establishes a partnership with Franchi Management Company Inc. The internet and broadband service provider will offer high-speed internet and other broadband services to eight of Franchi Management's commercial office buildings throughout the Metro West area.
AUSTIN-Two high-tech firms say it's time to relocate. Akibia is headed to Crystal Park Plaza in Round Rock while Computer Solutions is heading to the Koger Center, a multi-building development along Austin's MoPac Boulevard.
OAK PARK, IL-This suburb's commercial zoning code "is outdated and inadequate to deal with the challenges posed by the changing landscape of today's current commercial development environment," says Village President Joanne E. Trapani.