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SAN FRANCISCO-The e-procurement company serving the property management industry says it has raised $12 million to date. The latest round is coming from Internet Realty Partners, Equity Residential Properties Trust and Camden Property Trust, among others.
PORTLAND-Looking for a change after 21 years with Cushman & Wakefield, the senior broker will be Ashforth Pacific's vice president in charge of marketing, reporting directly to new president Scott Langley, who came over from C&W last month.
HARTFORD, CT-FleetBoston Financial Corp. reports that it will consolidate 12 branches in the state because of branch overlapping. The bank attributes the overlap to its recent merger with Summit Bancorp.
AUSTIN-US OnLine is beefing up its services at the 308-unit Oakwood Austin complex. Los Angeles-based Oakwood Worldwide owns the multifamily property, which will be getting its bricks connected to high-speed clicks.
KANSAS CITY-Dennis Lindsey is named president and David Lindsey manager of the land survey department. The engineering and survey firm also hires Edward Dannewitz, Alan Michels and Marion Paulette.
PHOENIX-Voters on Tuesday will decide more than a dozen city council and mayoral races. In addition, Phoenix voters will vote on a $754-million bond issue earmarked for infrastructure improvements and clean up of the Salt River.
ORLANDO-The clock is ticking as Orlando Magic owner Rich DeVos prepares to lay out his demands for a new arena in April. The study is the fourth commissioned in the last 18 months by separate arena-debating participants.