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BLOOMINGTON, MN-The company wins the award for the second year in a row from the Indianapolis-based REIT. A catered lunch is the prize for producing the most deals in 2000 in the Twin Cities market.
BOSTON-Goodwin Procter has expanded its products and liability practice with the acquisition of Schneck Weltman & Hashmall. As part of the deal, Goodwin Procter will take over offices at 1285 Avenue of the Americas in Manhattan.
SAN FRANCISCO-A 22,000-sf parcel on the southwest corner of Ellis and Mason streets is on the market for a steep $10 million. The site, which currently houses a parking lot and an adult bookstore, could be home to a new hotel.
DENVER-The northwest corridor's unexpected vacant sublease space isn't cause for concern, say area brokers. Rather, it's a sign of a return to a more normal market. And, it could be the ticket to lure California-based companies to the region.
WEST BLOOMFIELD, MI-The 26,000-sf facilty will accommodate 250 students when finished in April. New classrooms and age-appropriate playgrounds and state-of-the-art computer, science and cooking spaces are in the plans.
SEATTLE-Boeing is shifting to its Wichita plant some of its fuselage-assembly work on the 757. Fuselage-assembly work on the 737 already occurs in Wichita, after which it is shipped by rail to Renton for additional assembly and finishing work.
RALEIGH, NC-Oakwood Apartment Management Co., a division of Los Angeles-based Oakwood Worldwide, is handling the 346-unit Page Park Apartment Homes being renamed Oakwood Raleigh.
YONKERS-The city of Yonkers will host a week-long Business Week 2001 event from Monday, April 23 through Friday, April 27 that will focus on a wide range of topics, including commercial real estate opportunities and overall downtown revitalization.
SAN DIEGO-The California Coastal Commission has approved plans to site the aircraft carrier USS Midway on the Downtown bayfront and blessed plans for a 600-room hotel at the foot of Broadway.