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CHARLOTTE-The system could cost up to $6 billion but could generate twice that in revenue along its southern route, according to panelists attending the Southeastern Economic Alliance meeting here.
HAZEL PARK, MI-Entertainment, lodging, industrial and residential needs are all being served in this suburb bordering Detroit. They range from a 500-seat dinner theater and restaurant to condominiums.
COPPER MOUNTAIN, CO-Intrawest is undertaking its first fractional share condo project in the nation at BlueWing Lodge. Its Canadian resorts are sold out with the plan. The price is right and the demand's there, says a company official.
LITTLETON, CO-Mack-Cali Realty is dumping its Colorado holdings, including a 7.1-acre site that it had acquired at the start of the first quarter. The disposition is in keeping with a company strategy for a northeast focus.
SEATTLE-The airplane manufacturer says it will affect about 500 of its 78,400 employees in the region. Three metropolitan areas are under consideration: Chicago, Dallas/Ft. Worth and Denver. All three states have lower tax structures. One will be chosen by early summer.
BOLINGBROOK, IL-The marketer of pens, pencils, markets and art supplies has a new distribution and warehousing facility at 150 E. Crossroads Pkwy. Kajima Construction Services completes the project.
SAN ANTONIO-The ribbons are cut on three anchor stores for the 650,000-sf Bandera Pointe. Meanwhile, a 125,000-sf second construction phase is under way at the 100-acre power center, a joint project by Developers Diversified and Berndt Interests.
SAN JOSE-For the second straight day since the first of January, business and residential customers in Northern and Southern California had their electricity shut off temporarily in what is believed to be a small taste of things to come this summer, when demand for energy really peaks.
SAN DIEGO-A lethal combination of over-regulation and NIMBYism is hobbling attempts to solve California's escalating housing crisis, according to builders.