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KANSAS CITY-One of shopping center's two anchor buildings are being sold to Urban America, a minority-controlled consortium that seeks properties being constructed in large cities where revitalization is taking place.
ALEXANDRIA, VA-Socrates Verses has been named CEO of Realeum Inc., a startup company providing Web-based property management software for the multi-family real estate industry.
EAST WINDSOR, NJ-Expansion was required after Virginia-based Maximus won the contract to administer the New Jersey's health benefits program. The firm will take 38,000 sf at Windsor Corporate Park.
LOS ANGELES-A Houston-based collections and teleservices agency has signed a sublease for 26,832 sf of office space at Irwindale's San Gabriel Valley Corporate Center.
PHOENIX-An area of the Valley that has been the most active for office development during the past two years is getting yet another speculative project.
BOSTON- FleetBoston Financial Corp. says the low-growth business would fare better in the hands of a larger firm such as Washington Mutual Inc. The company will continue to originate loans, which will be serviced by Washington Mutual.
ATLANTA-The new owners of Floyd Medical Center report diluted earnings per share from operations for Tenet Health Care Corp. of Dallas rose to 60 cents from 48 cents per share.
WASHINGTON, DC-While office vacancy rates in the District held at 3% in the first quarter, the economic downturn has apparently hit Northern Virginia and Maryland, according to a C&W study.