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AUSTIN-Office developers and hoteliers are sizing up Austin's CBD, where stalled projects and available land are prying open doors for would-be investors. If they wouldn't be looking, there'd be a real problem, says a city leader.
SEATTLE-The stack, constructed in 1908 in downtown Seattle's Pioneer Square, is approximately one foot off its centerline as a result of the Feb. 28 earthquake. Officials fear what could happen if another quake hit.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-The 30,000-sf industrial building will be occupied for five years by a provider of custom organization systems, the latest in a long line of industrial users snatching up space in the county's tight market.
LONDON-Pillar Property and Equitable Life are about to offer outside investors the chance to share in the Hercules portfolio of open-A1 fashion parks across the country.
WASHINGTON, DC-George Washington University, located here, has issued a report through its Aviation Institute, that contends the US is in serious need of investments in its infrastructure. It calls for extensive construction of modern traffic control facilities and runways.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-The absorption skills of the Motor City office markets, both Downtown and the suburbs, will be tested in 2001, according to a first-quarter report by Marcus and Millichap.
NEW YORK CITY-The Construction Industry Partnership has called on City Hall and the federal government to enforce site safety laws and prosecute violators, following the death of a laborer in Brooklyn.
ATLANTA-The metro area will add only about 28,000 jobs this year, less than half of last year's total, predicts Rajeev Dhawan, Georgia State University's chief economic advisor and director of the school's Economic Forecasting Center.
VISTA, CA-City officials have approved construction of a downtown-area Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse on 12 acres adjacent to Vista Village, the city's $80 million redevelopment project.
ATLANTA-A merger with either SunTrust Banks Inc. or First Union Corp. could dump an undetermined chunk of subleased space on the Downtown market, brokers studying the effects of the pending transaction tell GlobeSt.com on condition of anonymity.