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NEW YORK CITY-The California-based software company E.Piphany has come to the city in the heart of Times Square at 1500 Broadway, which could go a long way in the continued redefining of the neighborhood.
WASHINGTON TWP., NJ-Developers had their sights set on the tract, but the county used more than $420,000 in grant and other money to take the property out of circulation.
PORTLAND-In 1991, Trammell Crow tapped Stirek to shore up its Portland office, and he made it happen. In 1997, he was named national director of development and investment activities. Now he's off to Dallas to be COO.
AUSTIN-Chris Ellis and Bill Osherow are now on board at Endeavor Real Estate, leaving Trammell Crow's Austin office. Ellis had been a principal and Osherow, a senior vice president. Trammell Crow credits the two with being instrumental in its retail success.
ATLANTA-The year-old international e-logistics firm takes a 10-year lease for its new headquarters in Concourse office park in the Central Perimeter submarket.
GRESHAM, OR-The City Council here approved an 18% hike in building permit fees and more than doubled the cost of some planning and engineering services. The rate changes are effective April 1.
ATLANTA- The Newark, CA-based company is opening a 32,628-sf store Saturday in Douglasville, 25 miles west of Downtown and a 33,400-sf store in Lawrenceville, 35 miles northeast of center city.
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-University Business Interiors gets a $3 million contract to supply all of the furniture, with the exception of gate seating, at the new Northwest Airlines terminal in Detroit.
SANFORD, FL-Hit by a series of court-ordered judgments against the Sanford Housing Authority, executive director Timothy Hudson is resigning March 15 amid a cloud of allegations that he and the agency misused about $1 million of federal funds.