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ELGIN, IL- Abbott Land & Investment Corp., developer of the Bluff City Business Park near Route 25 and W. Bartlett Road, relocates to a 32,282-sf office and warehouse building, the first to be completed in the 45-acre park.
TUCSON-City Council voted unanimously last night to approve a $757-million downtown redevelopment project on a 62-acre swath of land that runs through downtown.
SAN ANTONIO-The city's office market is headed for another good year, says a San Antonio-based researcher. Some 750,000 sf had been absorbed last year and the trend has continued through first quarter.
BREMERTON, WA-Tight labor markets and higher business and housing costs in larger metropolitan areas such as Seattle have encouraged many firms seeking call center locations to seek out secondary markets such as Bremerton and the rest of Kitsap County.
CHESTERFIELD TOWNSHIP, MI-Dynamic Plastics plans a 25,000-sf manufacturing facility here to make manufacturing and plastic injection molds for the automotive industry, toy companies and the computer industry.
WASHINGTON, DC-The hospitality company offers a wide array of up-to-date information to current and prospective investors on a newly launched area of its Web site. In fiscal year 2000, Marriott International reported sales of $19.8 billion.
HARTFORD, CT-While noting that the recent economic slowdown has taken hold in the area, brokers with Finard & Co. say that they expect 2001 to be a decent year for the retail real estate market here.
MARLBORO, MA-REON Broadband Corp., based here, has reached an agreement with 10 commercial properties, including 170 tenants, throughout the state of Rhode Island, to bring T1 private line Internet access to these properties.
SAN ANTONIO-The city's office market is headed for another good year, says a San Antonio-based researcher. Some 750,000 sf had been absorbed last year and the trend has continued through first quarter.
LOS ANGELES-The economic slowdown is finally hitting home. Fizzling dot-coms, telecoms and tech firms are creating a glut of sublet space, causing competing owners to offer concessions to land the cr&#233me de la cr&#233me of tenants.