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DURHAM, NC-The North Carolina Board of Transportation approved $36.5 million for road improvements at the Piedmont Triad International Airport, 100 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.
EAST WINDSOR, NJ-Commonwealth Business Media, once part of Primedia, will occupy its new 20,000-sf space by early next month when tenant fit-out work is completed.
DALLAS-It's time to move out of an executive suite and into a full-fledged office, says Cambridge Silicon Radio. The UK high-tech company is unboxing its belongings at One University Place in Richardson's Telecom Corridor as a result of recent five-year signing.
LOS ANGELES-Key group of planning agencies vote to limit growth at LAX, but an official involved in $12-billion growth proposal promises to move it forward.
DALLAS-It's a year of change in the management arena as five more Dallas-Ft. Worth companies make internal changes. Some have been promoted and others hired in the ongoing shuffle to position the companies for 2001 and beyond.
ATLANTA-The local office of the national brokerage negotiated for New York-based Blackstone Real Estate Advisors and Norfolk, VA-based Stanton Properties in the $11.2 million sale of the 175,843-sf Colonial Square Shopping Center in Colonial Heights, VA near Richmond, 500 miles northeast of Downtown Atlanta.
ATLANTA-Fourth quarter funds from operations at America First Apartment Investors of Omaha, NE are up 13% increase from the comparable 1999 period. American First Apartment Investiors owns the 226-unit Retreat in Atlanta and the 260-unit Park Trace in Norcross, GA.
BOISE, ID-A $69.8 million one-time charge has the company reporting a first quarter loss of $35.5 million, or 68 cents a diluted share. Even without the charge, earnings were off 80%.