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AUSTIN-Come May 14, the doors swing open to the 295-room Austin Marriott North, the first full-service hotel in Williamson County and the first one at La Frontera. It's also the sixth joint venture project for Winegardner & Hammons and Eagle Realty.
AUSTIN-The Texas Apartment Association is pushing legislation for special licenses to enable property managers to offer tenants' insurance at lease signing time. Opponent State Farm says the proposed bills threaten business.
HOUSTON-The city's getting its fifth Krispy Kreme and four more could be on the way. The franchisee says the timing's right to secure CBD space. A 10-year lease for 2,757 sf has been signed for 930 Main St. at McKinney.
KANSAS CITY, NORTH, MO-Plans call for a $39-million expansion of the hospital located along Barry Road, just east of Interstate 29, in a fast growing area. It's the second major expansion for the hospital.
BLOOMINGTON, MN-The Metropolitan Airport Commission is expanding or adding runways, parking lots and roads in a $2.68-billion project. The $25-million Hub Tram takes passengers to parking and rental car facilities.
QUINCY, MA-Shipyard Associates wants to redevelop the General Dynamics Fore River Shipyard here into a mixed-use complex. The shipyard had been sitting empty for years until a failed attempt to revitalize it ended in bankruptcy courts last year.
SHELTON, CT-A JV between PREI and the Davis Cos. will maintain ownership of Two and Three Reservoir in the aftermath of the sale. One Reservoir is the only speculative building built in the past few years in Fairfield County.
ATLANTA-Realty Development Corp. is reporting 40% of its $11 million Downtown Freedom Loft condominiums under contract, a month after the sales office opened.
WESTFORD, MA-Lotus Development Corp. plans to move some of its operations from Cambridge to its facilities here, where it plans to expand. Despite the much cheaper real estate prices here, the company insists it's not an economic move.