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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.
BLACK HAWK, CO-Black Hawk Gaming & Development Co. reports its net income fell to $1.4 million, or $0.33 per share as it prepares to merge with Gameco Inc., a company controlled by chairman and CEO Jeffrey Jacobs.
LOS ANGELES-The nonprofit California Coastal Conservancy and the Nature Conservancy team are buying stretch of land along the Santa Clara River for $4.7 million. The acquisition puts the property off-limits to future development.
UPPER SADDLE RIVER, NJ-Kwartler Associates is developing the class-A structure, the first major office property in this tony suburban community (and former home of Richard Nixon), for an institutional owner/investor.
AUSTIN-Waco Rinks has disposed of its two Austin roller skating rinks, one in the city's northern tier and the other in the southwest. Come May 15, doors will open on a youth-oriented basketball training facility while the other continues as is.
ATLANTA-Former chief financial officer Dennis Carey will oversee construction and store planning as the newly named executive vice president of business development, strategy and corporate operations where his responsibilities will include monitoring the company's real estate portfolio.
LONDON-Pressure on the banking and finance sector as a result of the expected slowdown in the US economy will significantly impact the London office market according to the latest report from DTZ Debenham Tie Leung.
WASHINGTON, DC-Marriott International officials told security analysts this week that managing, not owning, hotels is key to the company's health. The hospitality company plans to add 70,000 rooms through 2002.
SAN DIEGO-The locally based operater of warehouse retail stores in Latin America, the Caribbean and Asia opened its first PriceSmart warehouse store in the U.S. Virgin Islands over the weekend, one of three warehouses the publicly traded company is set to open in the coming weeks.