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DENVER-The $32-million project on 19 acres at 2901 S. Sheridan Blvd. will include 260 one- and two-bedroom units, along with another building with 53 senior independent living units and 11,500 sf of retail.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The two deals, one a straight lease and the other a sublease, are the result of the Chicago-based company's acquisition of BASF's Knoll Pharmaceutical division.
LONDON-Great Portland Estates has continued its transformation into a central London specialist, but the restructuring held back the latest financial results.
NEW YORK CITY-Results of a survey unveiled last night at the NYU Hospitality Conference reveal that only 58% of polled lodging firms have a formal E-business strategy. Expect the amount of online business to triple in three years.
NEW YORK CITY-The Industrial Development Agency has agreed to provide assistance to six companies and organizations in an effort to keep these businesses in the metropolitan area, increasing economic development.
SEATTLE-An analysis of the timeshare industry will highlight the National Multi Housing Council's Summer Quarterly Meeting, shceduled for June 25-26 at the Four Seasons Olympic Hotel in downtown Seattle.
ROGERS, MN-Opus Northwest is negotiating with several prospects to build up to 450,000 sf in industrial space. It is building a 402,000-sf office facility for Gage Marketing on an adjacent site.
SEDONA, AZ-Leasing is brisk at the $21-million Tequa Festival Marketplace, with phase I nearly filled and tenant talks under way for phase II. At $200 per sf, it could be the costliest retail project in the state.
VANCOUVER, B.C.-Future Shop will anchor a new 60,000-sf project by Bonnis Properties Inc. that will have exposure on both Robson and Granville streets, one of the city's most popular districts and an area where Bonnis already has substantial holdings.