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GOSHEN, NY-While the organization continues its nationwide search for a new president, the Orange County Partnership reports that it has elected three new board directors to replace those whose terms have expired.
ATLANTA-Additions to the 32-acre attraction (1.39 million sf) will comprise new Orchid houses to the Fuqua Conservatory, a special events facility and expanded space in the Center for Conservation and Education.
DENVER-Diners Club has decided to remain in Colorado, where it's had a presence for more than 30 years. The decision is mortared with a 161,000-sf lease in the city's southeast corridor. Diners Club's staff will share office space with another Citigroup subsidiary.
SEATTLE, WA-Having been selected while still in development as one of the "Leading Hotels of the World," the $140 million super-luxury hotel would give Hyatt a smashing entrance into the Seattle market.
RICHFIELD, MN-Opus Northwest hopes to begin construction this spring on a complex near the intersection of Interstate 494 and Penn Avenue South. The city has begun condemnation proceedings against one holdout property owner.
AUSTIN-Thirty-seven Blockbuster stores in Austin are part of an initial 130-location premiere to put RadioShack kiosks into the video retailer's outlets. Coming soon: Blockbuster services in RadioShack stores. The alliance isn't expected to drive store closings.
NEW YORK CITY-Two brokers share their personal experiences and observations with regard to the relation between women and minorities and the real estate industry. Both look at whether the mostly white male environment is by chance or by design.
ATLANTA-Grubb & Ellis Co. reports the area's 368 million-sf inventory improved its vacancy rate to 8.6% from 9%, but expects vacancies will jump by 1% in the first half of this year due to a mix of economic and market factors.
RUTHERFORD, NJ-Four separate transactions, signed in a three-week period, include a network hosting service and a software development and training companies. The transactions range over the northern and central part of the state.
NEW YORK CITY-This is the company's second Manhattan acquisition in a year in the Grand Central District. The company plans to establish an even greater presence here.