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SUNNYVALE, CA-Adding to a host of well-heeled hospitality-oriented clients, the provider of online business locater services lands Europe's Accor Group, owner of 3,400 hotels representing 16 brands in 90 countries.
AUSTIN-The city's high-tech industry continues to lure California firms to its fold. Yield Dynamics Inc., which has an Austin sales office, is now opening an Advance Process Control Development Center.
MINNEAPOLIS-The 33-year industry veteran has been head of United Properties' retail brokerage group since 1992. Mike Scott is senior vice president of retail brokerage services for United Properties.
BASKING RIDGE, NJ-Far from shedding all of its US properties, the global personal care company is holding on to the best of them and is one of the Garden State's important property owners.
STAMFORD, CT-Insignia/ESG has been appointed the subleasing agent for 29,646 sf of space at Harbor Plaza (262 Harbor Dr.) here. The property is part of a five-building complex.
AUSTIN-Strong residential and job growth in year 2000 have translated into another banner year for retail in the state capital. The hottest market has been and will continue to be Round Rock, says The Weitzman Group in its latest report.
MEMPHIS, TN-The Hilton Hotels Corp.-owned company is shooting for a May opening in Stockbridge, 20 miles south of Downtown Atlanta, and anticipates opening other metro Atlanta assets this year in Columbus, Moultrie and Corneilia. Memphis is about 320 miles northwest of Atlanta.
ORLANDO-Inns within Central Florida's main tourist corridor, the Lake Buena Vista hub dominated by the 30,000-acre Walt Disney World attraction, were 67.8% full in December, the area's highest occupancy level.
MINNETONKA, MN-The gaming company still has five other deals in the works in Michigan, California and Nevada after agreeing to drop out of a deal to develop a casino in northern California.