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BOSTON-While state lawmakers attempt to change or do away with the affordable housing law here, Mayor Thomas M. Menino and other local housing advocates are unwavering in their support of Chapter 40B.
WAYNE, NJ-The supermarket's name will survive, but the 186-store chain will end up as a 30-store operation in the hands of a Vermont-based wholesaler with the others all being sold off in small blocks to other companies.
BALTIMORE, MD-Terry R. Dunkin of Colliers Pinkard, a real estate based management firm with offices here, will serve as chair of the Appraisal Institute's mid-Atlantic region. He heads Colliers Pinkard's appraisal group.
ARLINGTON, VA-The company's regional office here arranged more than $12 million in financing for Heritage Park Apartments in Adelphi, MD and School Lane House Apartments in Philadelphia, PA.
DALLAS-Arledge/Power is taking some tips from the big boys in the trade and adding its own philosophy about what clients need. A new vice president has been added to oversee and develop transaction services, but he is part of a team as it should be, says a company principal and co-founder.
TETERBORO, NJ-The venerable New Jersey broker, instrumental in the development of the Meadowlands submarket, ties into the international platform of Philadelphia-based Binswanger and UK- and Germany-based companies. The partnership will be known as Biswanger/Klatskin.
PALO ALTO, CA-The computer maker is buying a 41,000-sf building that houses the company's lab facility. Compaq has leased the building since 1998, when it merged with Digital Equipment Corporation, the space's occupant since 1990.
BOSTON-Massachusetts General Hospital speeds up its building plan due to rising construction costs and an increase in its volume of cancer patients. The hospital plans on building two buildings by 2004.