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BOSTON-The Nipmuc Indian's plan to develop a 300-acre parcel of land on the Massachusetts/Connecticut border is receiving support from some lawmakers here. The plan still faces formidable opposition from some politicians.
RICHARDSON, TX-Millennium Sales and a startup business, Telco Gray, have signed leases for 10,442 in Richardson's Telecom Corridor. One heads to the 59,847-sf University Center and the other to the 54,765-sf Exchange Drive complex.
LONDON-The UK's key regional office markets are now increasingly short of prime space. With little new space coming to market over the next year, rents are expected to rise, according to a DTZ report.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-Biotech companies here are reaping the benefits of the dot-com fallout as they grab the space the failing high-tech companies put on the market at a fraction of the price.
ORLANDO-Optium Inc. is leasing 30,000 sf at Central Florida Research Park and will be moving in July from 5,000-sf quarters near the University of Central Florida.
LOS ANGELES-The 100% occupied office complex sells to two limited liability corporations. The seller, Newport Beach-based CT Realty Corp., acquired the office complex in November 1999 from the Government of Singapore.
MALDEN, MA-The city council here approves the zoning changes needed by New Jersey-based Roseland Property Co. to develop the 100-acre Rowe's Quarry, which straddles this town and Revere. The project still needs zoning changes approved by the Revere City Council.
WALNUT CREEK, CA-The company is revealing little officially, but one inside source gives GlobeSt.com several reasons for shuttering the office. CBRE officials will reportedly service the area out of an office about 20 miles south in Pleasanton.