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SAN DIEGO-Threatened with a lawsuit by developer Doug Manchester, the Board of Port Commissioners unanimously this week approved the South Embarcadero plan.
CHULA VISTA, CA-The South Bay Enterprise Zone is being expanded to include 447 acres on the bay front here, a move that's expected to booster new development by providing businesses tax incentives worth millions annually.
BOSTON-Boston University plans to lease 1.4 acres on the banks of the Charles River here to build a new sailing pavilion. Local activists oppose the move, claiming the university did not follow standard procedures for considering alternative sites.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-ADP recently took occupancy of a 200,000-sf office building at 15 Waterview Blvd. The four-story facility is home to the company's major accounts division and its approximately 350 employees.
ORLANDO-To keep commercial projects off land that soaks up rain readily, such as frozen-out citrus groves, Orange County has been offering landowners up to a 70% property tax break since the statewide provision was authorized in 1988.
DETROIT-The new designation brings three areas together to would raise about $55 million during a 15-year period for later development and expansion at the 1,300-acre mixed use business development.
NEW YORK CITY-Tokyo, which placed first last year, moves down to second place, followed by Hong Kong, San Francisco and Paris. New York moved up to 13th place from seventh.
SAN FRANCISCO-The century-old Ferry Building at the foot of Market Street is being restored by a joint venture between developers Wilson Meany LLC, Wilson Equity Office of San Mateo and Primus Infrastructure.
VANCOUVER, WA-After a two-month delay to adjust plans for a larger underground parking garage, work resumed this week in the 35-foot deep hole east of Esther Short Park in downtown Vancouver. Cranes and concrete will arrive next month.