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DETROIT-The manufacturer of plastic products for the automotive and marine industries will renovate its existing 39,800-sf facility on Industrial Drive in Macomb Township, while acquiring new land for future buildings.
ATLANTA-The five-year contract brings the 27-acre, five-building, 390,721-sf park, being developed by Equity Office in the central perimeter, to 99.75% occupancy.
SAN DIEGO-Plans for the future development and renovation of the South Embarcadero area, including a proposed 1,200-room hotel at the Campbell Shipyard site, will get an airing before the Port Commission.
MIAMI-Newly identified needs and cost overruns at Miami International Airport are exceeding the $5.45-billion budget Miami-Dade County officials authorized in 1999.
PHOENIX-A new survey regarding the economic impact of Bank One Ballpark in downtown Phoenix shows that it's economic impact is far less than first anticipated, but still pumps more than $100 million into the local economy.
VALHALLA, NY-One of Westchester's high-flying dot-coms has put half of its space here on the sublease market jeopardizing financial incentives it was to receive from Westchester County and New York State.
CHICAGO-The seven-story shopping center will get its first major renovation in its 25-year history. The work was driven by surveys of North Michigan Avenue shoppers, rather than competition down the Magnificent Mile.
DENVER-Work has started on a $44.3-million expansion of the Denver Health Medical Center. More beds and updated outpatient care area are part of the new deal for the 141-year-old facility that had been set up to cater to gold prospectors.
SAN FRANCISCO-For all of 2000, however, there were significant price and rent gains. Nationwide, CBD and suburban office rents experienced double-digit percentage gains--11.27% and 10.97%, respectively--between the fourth quarters of 1999 and 2000.