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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.
PHOENIX-With the purchase of an office building along the popular Camelback Corridor, a local developer has the final piece needed to start an office redevelopment project that will total 330,000 sf.
WASHINGTON, DC-Cohen, Milstein, Hausfeld & Toll, a law firm specializing in class action suits, has joined the suit against the REIT. The lawsuit seeks to recover damages on behalf of those who purchased stock between November and March.
JUNO BEACH, FL-The locally based energy holding company estimates it expects to add more than 9,500 megawatts of power plant production to its portfolio by the end of 2003. Juno Beach is 77 miles north of Miami.
DENVER-Five property owners will be getting requests for proposals from a city task force. The properties are being eyed for a $300-million justice center. Getting the land is just part of the battle. Voters must also decide on a tax increase.
MIAMI, FL-Alternative Lending Group originated about $26 million in mortgages during March, the company's highest monthly loan origination volume to date.
ROCKVILLE, MD-Washington Real Estate Investment Trust expects a first-year return on investment on the 12-story office building of 10.4%. The building is nearly fully leased.
BOSTON-A map released by the Federal Aviation Administration indicates that a new runway proposed for Logan Airport here could increase the noise levels on parts of the waterfront development in South Boston.
LOS ANGELES-The May 10 seminar, co-sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce, is aimed at helping real estate companies and other businesses protect their computers, data and web pages from hackers and pirates.
STAMFORD, CT-Officials with Insignia/ESG say that the slowing economy and the dot-com fallout did have some effect on leasing activity and office space availabilities in the first quarter.