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SOUTHFIELD, MI-The reinsurance brokering and employee benefit consulting company is taking the top five floors of the 3000 Southfield Town Center Tower, moving from General
MIAMI-The partnership expects to capitalize on Bulgari's reputation as a luxury provider of jewels and perfume to build a classy portfolio of seven, five-star hotels at a cost of about $380,000 per room. The joint venture is budgeting $800 million for initial development costs over the next five years.
PHOENIX-The turnaround that occurred in the Valley's hotel market during 2000 may be short-lived if the economy continues to slide, but there are positive signs for the market, according to the new survey.
HERNDON, VA-Construction of a 141,545-sf tech-ready office building has already begun, with an expected completion date of November. The building is part of a larger office park in Northern Virginia's high-tech corridor.
MORRISTOWN, NJ-A ten-year lease is set for Alfieri-owned 100 Southgate Parkway, which is located next door to another major Verizon office. Some 250 employees are slated to move in shortly.
MCLEAN, VA-An investors group now owns the senior living communities, which will continue to be managed by Sunrise. Sunrise officials say they plan to sell up to 20 properties a year.
CHICAGO-Some stereotypes linger, though. "I still go through this--a lot of people wouldn't think I'd know about things like power in the building," says Joyce M. Slone. "It's kind of a non-feminine thing.
BURLINGTON, MA-A unique three-way land swap deal here could create up to 84 units of affordable housing units for seniors, 144 luxury apartment units and an industrial complex.
DALLAS-Women have made more inroads into commercial real estate than other minority segments despite the high and lucrative rewards that await those who dare to tread the path. But, change is bound to occur as more clients also make vital inroads to diversification.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-In an attempt to reduce its debt, Polaroid Corp. will lay off 950 workers, with half that number coming from employees in this state. The company says it will not close down any of its facilities here.