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SEATTLE, WA-The high-end retailer is cogitating a presence here, and is reportedly negotiating with a Portland, OR-based developer that is planning a $100 million mixed-use project on Second Avenue, just outside the central business district.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-New Jersey's state-supported medical school is revamping and building new facilities at its campuses here and in nearby Piscataway. York Hunter is managing the various projects.
BOCA RATON, FL-The locally based developer of timeshare resorts and golf and residential communities takes corrective action as the company records net income loss for the third quarter ended Dec. 31. Boca Raton is about 42 miles north of Miami.
ATLANTA-The 10-year veteran in the local industrial real estate community is leaving King Industrial Realty after seven years to be director of leasing/marketing at Oakmont Industrial Group. Both are locally based firms.
WHITE PLAINS-The new owner of 297 Knollwood Rd. reports that three recent lease deals have brought the 35,000 sf office building to nearly full occupancy. The largest lease is with an information technology company.
BOSTON-New York-based Rose Associates' plans for its 12-story office building here in the Leather District faces opposition with the development company's reported pledge to give its linkage fees to Chinatown.
PLEASANTON, CA-The former point man for Catellus' development in the Northwest now will oversee Opus' offices in San Francisco, Sacramento and San Jose, and be responsible for a number of projects including the redevelopment of the Oakland Army Base.
BINGHAM FARMS, MI-Company officials say a proxy fight and theater failure to blame for a fourth-quarter drop in funds from operations by more than half compared to the fourth quarter of 1999.