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LONDON - Chicago-based corporate property services provider, Equis, has tied up a deal with independent UK agency Rogers Chapman. The joint venture will provide corporate real estate services throughout the US and Europe.
STAMFORD, CT-Grubb & Ellis officials say that the slowdown that has taken place in Westchester County in early 2001 is minor and that the fundamentals of the office market remain healthy.
DENVER-The Boeing Co. is wending its way to Denver Tuesday and Wednesday. It's the final stop on a three-city building tour to decide on its headquarters location. Boeing says its broker has done a good job of limiting the options.
HERNDON, VA-The 29-home residential development, valued at $15 million, will be transformed into Great Oaks, a mixed-use community featuring 82 single family homes, 115 townhouses and 248 luxury apartments.
TRENTON-The latest approvals bring outlays to more than $40 million designated to clean up and re-use hazardous waste sites throughout the Garden State as two state agencies aggressively carry out the activity.
MIAMI-The outlook appears dim for a plan to appropriate more than $100 million in state sales tax dollars to back construction of a retractable-roof ballpark for the Florida Marlins.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Crown Realty & Development has acquired its first property outside of California. The firm also purchased a property in Brea, CA, bringing the total for both acquisitions to $33 million.
WASHINGTON, DC-The commercial real estate market showed some sluggishness during the fourth quarter of 2001, but the NAR's chief economist predicts it will improve during the last six months of this year.