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ANN ARBOR, MI-The engineering company adds land development and real estate as specific services offered to clients. Bill Henderson heads the real estate sector while Brian Wenzel is in charge of land development.
SAN ANTONIO-Southwestern Bell has withdrawn a letter of intent for a 200,000-sf office spot in northwest San Antonio. Rumor has it that Southwestern Bell is talking with the city about cutting a deal for another location.
ARLINGTON, TX-The Southwest BOMA Region has its TOBY picks ready to head to the national competitions in Baltimore. The 15-year-old Brookhollow II's property manager is optimistic it will win its category.
ST. PAUL, MN-A proposed property tax overhaul also would simplify and reduce the state's complex commercial-industrial property tax system. The plan also would restructure the corporate income tax.
GLENDALE, AZ-Voters are lining up to cast ballots on a proposed 220,000-sf Wal-Mart supercenter in Glendale. More than 11,000 residents have asked for early ballots and another 4,000 votes have been plunked. It's a first for Valley big boxes.
SUN VALLEY, CA-Triscenic Production Services pays privately held LJK Properties $2.2 million for a 35,100-sf industrial project in this LA suburb. The building contains 5,200-sf of office space.
CHICAGO-The largest public apartment REIT in the US would like to add another property in this market but has been stymied in part by high prices commanded in the desirable Northwest suburban submarket.
SACRAMENTO-Another 2.5 million is expected to come under the county's control this July. The park is being sold to a joint venture of Stuart Lichter Industrial Realty Group and the Morgan Stanley Real Estate Fund.
SUN VALLEY, CA-Triscenic Production Services pays privately held LJK Properties $2.2 million for a 35,100-sf industrial project in this LA suburb. The building contains 5,200-sf of office space.