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ORLANDO-The Atlanta developer has won an OK from Orange County's planning committee but still has to satisfy residents demands for more space between the proposed single-story, 250,000-sf commercial project and nearby homes.
ORLANDO-Bridgewater Development Co. of Raleigh, NC and Toronto-based Black Amber Development Co. have started site work at the futuristic 38,000-acre urban village-themed property, just north of Walt Disney World's 30,000-acre empire in Lake Buena Vista, FL.
LONDON-Strong rental growth for central London offices is set to continue, according to new research from agents King Sturge. Both the West End and City are expected to see new rental highs this year.
LONDON-Mayor Ken Livingstone believes new office towers are needed to maintain the city's reputation as a business and commerce centre. English Heritage, the government's conservation advocate, says such buildings aren't always economically justified.
ORLANDO-The Atlanta developer has won an OK from Orange County's planning committee but still has to satisfy residents demands for more space between the proposed single-story, 250,000-sf commercial project and nearby homes.
HARTSDALE, NY-The Cheshire Group, citing confidence in the residential sales market in Westchester County, reveals it has acquired 260 residential cooperative units in 12 buildings in the lower part of the county.
EATONTOWN, NJ-GMAC Commercial Mortgage put together the financing package for the Monmouth County property, owned by a local development group. Men's Warehouse is the property's lead tenant.
SAN DIEGO-The CEO of retail REIT Pan Pacific Retail Properties is among six people honored as Ernst & Young's prestigious "Entrepreneur of the Year" this week in San Diego.
CRANFORD, NJ-A pharmaceutical company, a computer company, a bank and a state agency are involved in the new and renewal transactions at four different office properties.