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AUSTIN-With a countdown to utility deregulation under way, an affiliate of the Lower Colorado River Authority is signing a deal for 61,000 sf at Bergstrom Technology Center. The extra space will be needed, says an insider, to accommodate an anticipated business surge come January 2002.
SEATTLE, WA-Tenants whose businesses are disrupted by the significant damage to commercial buildings in Puget Sound may be able to utilize temporary space in the London-based company's three area locations.
COLUMBUS, OH-This year, the REIT plans to focus on mall properties and sell up to $100 million of its portfolio. Glimcher is aiming to raise its mall properties from 60% to 70% of its holdings.
PHOENIX-A five-hour, standing-room only meeting to determine the fate of the $575-million redevelopment project in south Scottsdale came down to a evenly split council and was decided by the mayor. The Phoenix Coyotes may yet skate in Scottsdale.
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN-Melissa Boughton handles lease negotiations and procurement for Musicland stores and Rick Bateson is in charge of design and construction.
DENVER-The Southeast Business Partnership has bestowed its annual honors, with retiring president Peter Neukirch being given the prestigious Eagle Award. American Furniture Warehouse is company of the year.
AUSTIN-SiteStuff.com wants to be customer friendly, rolling out a new design with a personalized shopping bag feature and easier navigation. An Octane Alliance spokesman praises the platform, but admits there's some down time in the education curve.
BROOKLYN PARK, MN-United Properties will handle the sales and leasing for the project, which includes up to 80,000 sf of office space and up to 448,200 sf of high-finish industrial space at Highways 169 and 610.
ORLANDO-Realvest Partners Inc. of suburban Maitland plans to break ground in May on the first 100,000-sf phase of a 350,000-sf industrial park off the central business district. Three multifamily projects by other developers are also in the works.