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OLATHE, KS-The NAIA is expected to make a decision on its new headquarters this week. Other cities in the running include O'Fallon, MO, near St. Louis; and Fort Wayne, IN. The NAIA has been in Tulsa, OK since 1993.
SEATTLE, WA-Arial Development and the Seattle Housing Authority are each chipping in land for the development of a seven-story downtown building mixing 99,801 sf of offices with 30 high-end residential units.
HOUSTON-Houston-based Stewart Title has bought aboard a new team member. Cuesta Title, which has more than 10 branches on California's central coast, has had long-standing ties to Stewart's underwriting business.
WESTMINSTER, CO-Locally based CSG Systems is boxing up and getting ready to move five smaller Denver-area offices into a 30,000-sf spot. The firm will be relocating to the 82-acre CirclePoint Corporate Center.
DAYTONA BEACH, FL-On the drawing boards for four years, the 14,000-sf, class A facility is proving to be the magnet for ballooning sales at LPGA International, a 4,500-acre, mixed-use venture, 50 miles northeast of Downtown Orlando.
HOUSTON-CRESA Inc. is beefing up its presence in the city as affiliate Goldstein & Associates/CRESA merges with Houston-based Strategis. The ties that bind will now operate under the banner of Strategis/CRESA.
BOSTON-The case brought by the South Boston Betterment Trust against the Boston Redevelopment Authority over its nullification of a linkage deal will not be dismissed as the BRA had hoped.
HOUSTON-Two office pacts have been cut for Northchase Business Park in the city's 1960/Champions submarket. Caldwell Watson Real Estate Group and Tomlinson Commercial Real Estate have negotiated the contracts, totaling 10,518 sf.
HOUSTON-A Crescent Real Estate Equities' leasing manager has been named building owners' representative of the year. Recipient Debbie Wilson has sealed more than one million sf at Houston Center to earn the honor.