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SEATTLE-The timber company in the first quarter took a one-time gain of $24.7 million, or $0.36 per share, from the March sale of its southwest Washington timberlands to Poulsbo, WA-based Pope Resources LP.
SAN FRANCISCO-Virginia-based Mills Corp got the nod in a 3-2 vote granting the developer exclusive negotiating rights to develop 19 acres of waterfront on Piers 27 through 31 near the foot of Telegraph Hill.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL-Lehman Brothers will lead a syndicate of underwriters at the May 1 sale of $79 million in municipal revenue bonds earmarked for the project's construction. West Palm Beach is 90 miles north of Miami.
BOSTON-The Bush administration amends its executive order banning project labor agreements on federally-funded projects. Projects with existing project labor agreements--such as the Big Dig here--will be allowed to file for an exemption.
NEW YORK CITY-Long Island vacancy rates have only decreased 0.5% and rental rates continue to climb, according to of Cushman & Wakefield of Long Island.
DETROIT-The meeting is intended to form partnerships for development and jobs south of Detroit. The Southeast Michigan Council of Governments and Downriver Community Conference are among sponsors.
PHOENIX-Cooler than usual weather and a cooling economy did nothing to dampen the tourism market in the Valley during the first quarter, as occupancy, rates and revenues were up.
OAK BROOK, IL-While it remains debatable whether the economy is indeed in a slowdown or entering a recession, CenterPoint Properties Trust has the cash necessary to buy out owners who resort to fire sales.