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BOSTON-The firm's continued focus on its corporate advisory services is demonstrated with its promotion of Marilyn Rubbico to vice president and Ryan Hawley to associate. The two will provide various services to the firm's corporate clients.
WASHINGTON, DC-The housing market index, a measure of home builders' expectations, rose two points this month. According to the NAHB, low mortgage rates are offsetting declines in consumer confidence.
AUSTIN-A $200,000 grant is facilitating a down payment on a second office building for the Austin Symphony. The organization plans to move into the 1117 Red River location in 45 days although it's needs to come up with some matching funds for the donation.
DALLAS-The dissolved joint venture between Panattoni Development and Hillwood Development has disposed of nearly 1.9 million sf of top industrial space in Lewisville and Arlington. It's the first of the joint holdings to come to market.
RALEIGH, NC-The locally based company's directors have declared 28 cents per common share and 58 cents per preferred share for the first quarter, payable April 16.
NAPA, CA-Plano, TX-based EDS will take 10,000 sf in a 122,000-sf building where monthly office rents have been running about $1.30 sf/mo. The developing 386-acre business park is currently home to Internet solutions provider Verio and semiconductor component manufacturer A.P. Technology.
SKOKIE,IL-Fieldworks, Flowmaster USA Inc. and Paynet Inc. have signed leases at the five-story Class A office building in this near north suburb totaling 13,000 sf. Goodman & Associates owns the building.
ORLANDO-John J. Nadler, who rose from branch sales manager seven years ago to president in 1999, tells GlobeSt.com he wants the company to get into project development, title insurance and expand its commercial real estate activities this year.
MINNEAPOLIS- William R. Abel was a senior vice president at Colliers Towle. He now originates, coordinates oversees project development proposals and assignments for Mortenson's customers.
NEW YORK CITY-In what one insider has termed very difficult negotiations, no handshake has come about in Vornado's $3.25-billion bid for the World Trade Center.