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BANNOCKBURN, IL-Officials of paper products maker Moore Corp. Ltd. say shifting headquarters from Toronto to here may have led to "confusion" and an erroneous report it would be de-listed from the Toronto Stock Exchange.
DENVER-Workplace 2010 believes it has just what it takes for a productive and congenial office environment. Jetson-style high-tech amenities amid creative brainstorming space are well suited to any type of operation.
DURHAM, NC- The 315-room Regal University becomes the Millennium Hotel as the North American arm of London-based Millennium and Capthorne Hotels completes refurbishing the local property. Durham is 150 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.
BOSTON-Emerson College, the communication and theater school, takes another step towards its goal of moving from the Back Bay into the theater district here by acquiring another lot for $14.9 million.
DALLAS-Brokers at Henry S. Miller Commercial and the Weitzman Group just keep rolling along with the deals. The pacts include a 65,819-sf pad buy in Lake Worth for a new Applebee's and a 15,000-sf acquisition for a new campus police station in Denton.
TAMPA, FL-Inexpensive land and a growing volume of suburban commuters are bringing developers out of the woodwork on Interstate 75 but tenants aren't swarming yet, cautions a new report by Marcus & Millichap. Tampa is 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
LOS ANGELES-As other commercial real estate markets struggle with the cooling of the national economy, LA County's multifamily sector is still performing strongly.
KANSAS CITY, KS-Sisters of Charity officials estimate losses from the full-service hospital this year to be about $10 million. They will have about 440,000 sf of space available for lease in July.
LOS ALAMITOS, CA-The council will open up the subject of creating a downtown community center to public discussion at its next regular meeting on Monday.