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AUSTIN-Endeavor Real Estate's Greenlawn Crossing should be ready to turn over space to tenants in May. The neighborhood shopping center is anchored by an 83,580-sf H-E-B grocery and contains 27,000 sf of additional retail.
DALLAS-Texans love to shop and retailers love to provide product. The latest year 2000 report shows the retail sector is riding at its highest level in 15 years. Some 8.7-million sf had delivered by yearend and there's more on the way.
GREENSBORO, NC-University of North Carolina's Andrew Brod tells GlobeSt.com the lag only reflects somewhat slower growth while public perception is also a factor.
ORLANDO-The Central Florida Commercial Real Estate Society honors Mark L. Findura, president of R.J. Twitty & Co. II Inc. for 2000 volume of $115 million in total investment and land sales.
SANTA ANA, CA-New owner NewMark Merrill Companies, which specializes in the development and management of retail shopping centers, plans to rehab the property to attract upscale tenants.
INDEPENDENCE, MO-The city is chosen for number of factors, including good tax base and availability of a productive work force, as well-suited for business expansion or relocation.
CAMBRIDGE, MA-A wait and see attitude is being taken by potential tenants here as a sudden glut of sublease space hits the market here. Within the past six weeks, the availability rate has shot up to over 650,000 sf of space.
DESCHUTES COUNTY, OR-High Desert Development Partners of Los Altos, CA, is proposing 420 houses, 180 condominiums, a hotel and a conference center as well as two golf courses, tennis courts, swimming pools and equestrian facilities on 640 acres between Bend and Redmond.
DENVER-It's been 17 years since Denver's multifamily market has had this much activity. The latest 2000 accounting shows 9,844 permits have been pulled, up 84.3% from 1999. The push started prior to November's sound defeat of a growth control amendment.