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MARLBORO, MA-Evergreen Solar Inc. opens a manufacturing and headquarters facility here. The company has operated a pilot production line in Waltham for the past three years but anticipates that this 56,000-sf facility will increase its manufacturing capacity.
CHICAGO-After an 18-year absence from Downtown, the northwest suburban Hoffman Estates-based retailer opens the doors Wednesday to a five-level, 250,000-sf store at the legendary corner.
SACRAMENTO-State Controller Kathleen Connell has proposed CalPERS and the $100-billion California State Teachers' Retirement System finance multifamily units that could include mixed-use and mixed income projects.
DALLAS-Haves and have-nots are waging a battle over space. The battlefield is in bankruptcy court. Would-be tenants think it's a spot for discount rates for multiple sites and the court still believes 95 cents on the dollar can be recouped.
PRINCETON, NJ-Lawrence Zirinsky Associates, now operated by the third generation of the Zirinsky family, has bought out the remaining interest in an office park here from its former joint venture partner, the estate of Rodman Rockefeller.
LEESBURG, FL-This twin-screen, 64-year-old, 540-seat emporium is raising the curtain again in June as a karaoke lounge on one side and live stage performances on the other.
CHICAGO-The largest illegal dump site identified in a Federal sting operation that resulted in bribery convictions of elected officials is now home to a 660,000-sf factory and distribution center.
MINNEAPOLIS-Planning alliances between areas are one way to go, says Eden Prairie, MN Mayor Jean Harris. Inner cities and inner-ring suburbs in general are "better off than people think they are," adds William H. Hudnut III, former mayor of Indianapolis.
SEATTLE-One of British Columbia's largest commercial developers used a regional networking event of corporate real estate executives to announce development of Tech-Park, a 2.5-million-sf project labeled the first fully integrated, power smart high-tech business park in North America.
NEW YORK CITY-Over the weekend NAR accepted a bid for a local chapter, which may spur a future MLS. REBNY, the three largest residential firms here and the Downtown Brokers Association are also starting listing initiatives.