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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.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The price of common shares in locally based Extended Stay America and Royal Palm Beach-based Innkeepers USA drops sharply on news that New York investment bank UBS Warburg senses weakness in the US lodging industry.
TUCSON-The city council is on the verge of approving a $750-million project that will reshape all of downtown Tucson with the introduction of museums, amphitheaters, a visitors center, an open air meeting space, hotels, offices, condominiums, restaurants and shops.
OLATHE, KS-Deb Shops is opening in the state's largest outlet mall while Old Navy becomes an outlet store. Deb Shops is taking 6,900 sf of space in the mall owned by Glimcher Properties Limited Partnership.
SPRINGFIELD, MO-The Southwest Missouri association is unanimous choice about 10 years after an initial effort to join the federation failed. The association will cover more than 10 counties.
ORLANDO-GlobeSt.com has learned from area hospitality brokers the Chicago investment family tentatively plans to break ground by yearend on what could become the largest Hyatt Hotel in its chain, a 1,500-room inn directly adjacent to the four million-sf Orange County Convention Center.
SAN RAMON, CA-The new space is located adjacent the San Francisco-based oil company's 92-acre, 1.5-million-sf Chevron Park complex--on land Chevron sold to the park's developer Sunset Development Co. in late 1999.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Tighter lending standards pushed the number of newly built lodging facilities in California last year down nearly 40%, a research firm says. More of the same is expected in 2001.
WHITE PLAINS-RPW Group President Robert P Weisz says that despite some talk that the market is slowing down, leasing is brisk at his properties and the problem he now faces is finding suitable buildings for sale in the county.