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HOUSTON-Todd Mason has been selected to chair the 11,000-member Houston Association of Realtors. Mason is a senior director at Cushman & Wakefield of Texas, specializing in industrial transactions.
AUSTIN-Bee Cave's master plan change has a local developer lobbying for a rezoning so he can proceed on a 7.6-acre retail project. Optimism is riding high so Carr Development is working out the details to another phase of his 25-acre holding.
PORTLAND-The 175,000-sf building at Fifth Avenue and Columbia Street is 85% leased with a few weeks remaining on a $7-million renovation. Tenants include PG&E, PlaceWare, Lucy.com, as well as Kindercare and 24-Hour Fitness.
LOS ANGELES-The trail of failed dot-com fallout, which hit some California landlords with millions in lost rent, is widening to real estate-related companies, such as architects and ad agencies. These firms are likely to take the hardest hit because they lack security or letters of credit to soften the blow.
JOHNSON COUNTY, KS-The new mayonnaise and margarine production plant and distribution facility is 240,000 sf and one of 30 at the business park located at Interstate 35 and 175th Street.
SACRAMENTO-Four companies have agreed to lease space at the former air force base in Sacramento. The leases, which still need final approval from the county Board of Supervisors, total about 100,000 sf.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-The owner of a local power facility says the plant must be closed for two months for an upgrade, but the City Council won't issue needed permits for at least a couple more weeks.
ATLANTA-S&S Engineers Inc. plans to break ground shortly on a 40,000-sf office structure following the successful leaseup of its first three-story, 70,000-sf building in Henry County, 15 miles from Downtown.
PORTLAND-Leading thinkers and decision-makers from the Northwest and elsewhere will examine trends in the use of electricity next month at a two-day workshop focused on predicting changes in how humans will live and work through the year 2015.