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HAYDEN LAKE, ID-Greg Carr, who grew up in Idaho and then founded the Internet company Prodigy, is leading an effort to transform the former Aryan Nations' compound into a place of progress and stability.
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.
MIDDLETOWN, NJ-One of the proposed changes would reduce commercial space by half, but the community's governing body puts off formal changes for another two weeks. Locally-based Mountain Hill Group wants to develop 1.7 million-sf.
ELIZABETH, NJ-Newark International, which has lost 3,000 spaces in the last five years due to construction, will lease a 10-acre tract from this city to create 1,200 spaces.
MIAMI-The subsidiary of Los Angeles-based ABM Industries will manage 1,100 parking spaces and valet services in the 55-story First Union Financial Center, the state's tallest office tower. The value of the contract wasn't disclosed.
LAKE FOREST-The 14,425-sf, multi-tenant Bake Parkway Auto Service Center has been sold to a family trust. The property is located in Lake Forest's Pacific Commerce Center. The seller is Barrett Heritage.
ORLANDO-The Malvern, PA REIT is leasing 80,000 sf to Control Laser Corp. and Control Systemation Inc., both owned by Excel Technology Inc. of Setauket, NY and currently tenants at Orlando Central Park.
ORLANDO-With first-quarter vacancies fractionally up at 6.9%, the area's 46.38 million-sf market is getting another 3.4 million sf of new product in the next 12 months. Malls and big-box projects are taking two-thirds or 2.3 million sf of that new space.
LOS ANGELES-The locally based firm has unveiled a five-point reinvestment program that will provide funding for additional acquisitions, expansion into new growth markets and the hiring of new talent.
PHOENIX-Ace Asphalt has secured 32 acres along the Salt River to build a 30,000-sf headquarters, carrying a $1.9-million price tag. It's the second large tract sold in a city-backed effort to redevelop the area.