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PHOENIX-Hewson Development Corp. is ready to close on 4.2 acres near Sky Harbor Airport. The 70,000-sf industrial project had been stalled until affordable clean ground could be located. At $4 per cubic yard, it's time to close the land sale.
WASHINGTON, DC-CarrAmerican Urban Development will serve as project manager for the relocation oftThe Freedom Forum/Newseum from Arlington, VA to a building just west of the Capitol.
SEATTLE, WA-While other sectors of Puget Sound's commercial real estate market have weakened, Paragon Real Estate Advisors says its niche--the brokerage of apartment complexes under 100 units--is strong and showing no immediate signs of a slowdown.
EAGAN, MN-The new 6,000-sf facility at Chicago O'Hare International Airport is patterned after the new WorldClub design at Minneapolis/St. Paul and Memphis by Minneapolis-based Architectural Alliance.
ALLEN, TX-24 Hour Fitness is eyeing a groundbreaking by year's end on an estimated 35,000-sf center in Allen. The Carlsbad, CA-based operator is targeting Dallas-Ft. Worth suburban markets in a two- to three-year growth plan.
PORTLAND-The agreement means more power for the Bonneville Power Administration to spread around. Meanwhile, efforts to settle claims from the California crisis began Monday. Western states allege $15 billion in overcharges by power suppliers.
ESCONDIDO-Sempra Energy Resources officials say they now intend to submit an application to build a power plant and industrial park in the southwest portion of the city within a week.
SAN DIEGO-With few protesters in sight, the Bio 2001 International Biotechnology Convention and Exhibition gets under way with more than 10,000 of the world's biotech leaders in attendance.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The pharmaceutical giant isn't cutting jobs or moving out of New Jersey, but a decision to consolidate elsewhere in the state has freed up the big block of space for sublet.