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LONDON- Taylor Woodrow Property Company has let Delta 1100, a 30,000 sq ft speculative office building in Swindon, Wiltshire, to IT consultancy QA only four weeks after the start of construction.
CHICAGO-Mayor Richard M. Daley wants the Millennial Housing Commission, appointed by Congress, to push for a 40% jump in the federal Home Investment Partnerships Program so city's such as his can build new rental housing.
ATLANTA-The industry won't be generating 100,000 jobs a year for a while but the market remains more active than other national hubs, Colliers Cauble & Co. tells GlobeSt.com.
TROY, MI-Unconventional methods, with slick videos and rock music, draws worshippers in droves to non-denominational Kensington Community Church. The growing number of worshippers requires another 72,000 sf.
SEATTLE-Unico Properties and the Rainier Square Neighborhood Association is providing space for "Pigs on Parade," a benefit for the Pike Place Market Foundation that will result in 200 fiberglass pigs being spread throughout the city.
BOSTON-Millennium Partners, which is developing the $515 million Ritz-Carlton Hotel & Towers here, is donating one million dollars to renovate the Boston Common and is providing additional funds for its upkeep. The hotel complex anchors the park.
SEATTLE-IDRC is the world's leading professional association for managers of corporate real estate, facilities, information technology, human resources, and finance. The event will focus on leveraging technology to enhance business.
HOUSTON-Granite Properties' Vision Park is planning on being a good neighbor to The Woodlands. Office building designs and rates will be lower than its neighbor's, but it's a different product so as not to directly compete.
DALLAS-The Dallas-Ft. Worth region is leading the nation in job growth and another 80,000 positions are to come on line this year, says Holliday Fenoglio Fowler's research director. The office market might be in a temporary slump, but multifamily is not.