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WASHINGTON, DC-The company will serve as both the leasing and property manager of the office building located adjacent to the White House. The building is on the corner of 17th Street and Pennsylvania Avenue.
LONDON-Global Switch, the telehousing and collocation specialist backed by TrizecHahn and Chelsfield has refinanced itself and gained a stock market listing by effectively reversing into its Italian partner
BELLEVUE, WA-Despite what you here about tech, this community is offering opportunity to at least one software provider. Centra is opening a sales and support office here.
IRVING, TX-GE Capital Real Estate's managing director has moved over to FelCor Lodging Trust. Richard J. O'Brien is the hotel REIT's CFO and executive vice president, who will be instrumental in the planned $2.7-billion takeover of MeriStar Hospitality.
HOUSTON-It's back to the drawing boards on some amendments and clarifications for the Chapter 11 reorganization plan of Houston-based Stage Stores. A bankruptcy judge has set more hearings for June 29 and Aug. 8.
HOUSTON-Royal White Cement has signed for a 160,000-sf warehouse near the Port of Houston. The pending merger of Galveston and Houston ports seems to be having an advance impact, say brokers.
CRYSTAL LAKE, IL-Jordon and Walter Kaiser, owners and operators of Lakeshore Athletic Clubs in Chicago, offers to buy the historic Dole Mansion and Lakeside Center in this far northwest suburb of Chicago.
AUSTIN-Gov. Rick Perry has inked a real estate-backed uniform election law. The bill's proponents claim there's a better chance of elected officials who support development policies and represent the will of the majority.
AUSTIN-With the availability of class-A office space, will tenants who had been forced into offices at industrial and retail properties actually move up the ladder? That's the question around town. Some real estate leaders say "no" and others say "yes.
ATLANTA-In the largest transaction of its kind in Nature Conservancy annals, the Department of Natural Resources paid the environmental group $20 million or $1,408 per acre (three cents per sf) for a 14,200-acre tract in the Chickasawhatchee Swamp.