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SEATTLE-Harbor Properties has applied for permits to develop a 100,000-sf medical office building at 307 Westlake Avenue North. The property is owned by billionaire Paul Allen's Vulcan Northwest.
DENVER-Interest is running high in a US Postal Service building in LoDo. The 487,295-sf building abuts Union Station, which is earmarked for a metro transportation hub. An abutting "for sale" item just happens to be an 80,315-sf parking lot.
NOVI, MI-Eberspaecher North America Inc. is pushing through a site plan with the Novi city council to build a permanent $25-million headquarters facility at 12 Mile and Haggerty roads.
COLUMBIA, MD-The REIT says its first-quarter FFO are up 10.7%, that it completed a 78,640-sf development at Columbia Gateway Business Park and raised $12 million in equity.
MORAN TOWNSHIP, MI-Enhancements totaling $1.3 million to the current Mackinac Bridge viewing area will improve the observation building, pave access roads, as well as add a walking path, picnic areas and landscaped islands.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-When the utility giant sold off its nuclear business, a precious 66,000 sf of class A space came onto a market still thirsty for options, but two-thirds of that is already gone.
AUSTIN-Vignette officials say the firm is growing despite the economy, but discretionary spending must be reduced and that means more offices and employees will go. Cost-cutting measures surely spell gloom for that downtown office building, for now.
BOSTON-The Mayor's Task Force on the Surface Artery has received a master plan that offers a vision on what should be done with acreage created by the Big Dig. It will not be unveiled to the public until the proposal is in final form, however.
LA JOLLA, CA-City officials are taking an inventory of the historic structures as part of a study that includes to 8,000 homes and commercial buildings.