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CHELMSFORD, MA-When Sycamore Networks bought a 100-acre parcel here for its campus headquarters, the telecommunications start-up was riding high. Since then its stock has tumbled, but the company insists its plans are proceeding as scheduled.
CLIFTON, NJ-The deal, put on a fast-track by both the buyer and seller, closed in only 60 days. The terms of the sale of the 22-unit property were not disclosed.
DENVER-A $105,000 study shows retailers have overlooked a profitable venue in Denver's poorer neighborhoods. An estimated $298 million is spent annually, the bulk of which goes into pockets of out-of-neighborhood retailers.
CHARLESTON, SC-The carrots include a fast-track permitting process, waived city fees for renovations, preferred parking in city garages, property tax exemptions and reduced business licenses.
AUSTIN-The prestigious Four Diamond award, presented annually by AAA, has been bestowed upon seven of the city's leading hotels. Two winners have made the list for 15 consecutive years, with just one in the All-Star lineup being a newcomer.
MIAMI-The proposal would authorize a statewide vote on a constitutional amendment to exempt from property taxes those Florida airports and seaports owned by municipal governments or special-taxing districts.
OREGON CITY, OR-The steel beams sticking out of the ground near Washington Street and Oregon 213 are test pilings to gauge possible underground gas emissions where Home Depot plans a 132,000-sf home improvement store and garden center.
SAN FRANCISCO-Curtis Davies, a former Grubb & Ellis hospitality expert, has joined the San Francisco office for CB Richard Ellis, where he has assumed the role of first vice president and regional director.
ALBANY-State Senator Nicholas Spano says he expects competition from communities across the state to be fierce for state funding for biotech programs. Spano supports a Senate Resolution, earmarking $30 million in funding.