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HOUSTON-CRESA Inc. is beefing up its presence in the city as affiliate Goldstein & Associates/CRESA merges with Houston-based Strategis. The ties that bind will now operate under the banner of Strategis/CRESA.
BOSTON-The case brought by the South Boston Betterment Trust against the Boston Redevelopment Authority over its nullification of a linkage deal will not be dismissed as the BRA had hoped.
HOUSTON-Two office pacts have been cut for Northchase Business Park in the city's 1960/Champions submarket. Caldwell Watson Real Estate Group and Tomlinson Commercial Real Estate have negotiated the contracts, totaling 10,518 sf.
HOUSTON-A Crescent Real Estate Equities' leasing manager has been named building owners' representative of the year. Recipient Debbie Wilson has sealed more than one million sf at Houston Center to earn the honor.
ORLANDO--The billionaire co-founder of Amway home products breaks his silence in off-the-cuff remarks to the media by criticizing the area's hoteliers for not using part of their annual $110 million tourist tax kitty to pay for a new $250 million Downtown arena.
NEW YORK CITY-The 33,000 sf of space Stern's is set to exit this month at the Manhattan Mall will no longer be completely retail use--a portion will go to an office user.
ROYAL OAK, MI-The National Main Street Program is visiting this Detroit suburb to offer assistance on maintaining the popularity of the area, which features a eclectic mix of restaurants, nightclubs and boutiques.
NEW YORK CITY-Moody's expects the manager of ski resorts and golf courses to take advantage of the improvements it has made to its infrastructure over the last several years.
CHARLOTTE-Strong demand continues for Downtown office space but a slowdown in some other markets is due to strong building activity and an economic lag, Ryan D. Clutter of CB Richard Ellis Inc. tells GlobeSt.com.