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DENVER-Catellus Development can breathe a sigh of relief as its inks a second tenant for a 350,000-sf build-to-suit that has been abandoned by the Webvan Group. All that's needed now is a tenant for a ComPark lease to recover from Webvan's changing business plan
PHOENIX-The coin is still in the air, but it looks like it will land Tempe heads up in the race to be the site chosen for a $335-million football stadium for the Arizona Cardinals.
GRESHAM, OR-Instead of clear-cutting, Bellevue, WA-based American Property Management will retain about 13% of the 400 mature trees standing on a 12.5-acre site here on which it plans a 263-unit apartment complex. The developer also will add 100 new trees.
PORTLAND-Both are increasing the size of their projects from 75 feet to between 120 feet and 150 feet thanks to the city's extension of height bonus rules to their River District properties.
HOUSTON- Price Plaza is showing its muscle in the west Houston market, attracting seven new tenants. Brokers have finalized deals totaling 117,984 sf, the largest being a pact with Best Buy.
AUSTIN-A 16-year veteran of the high-tech world has been named CEO for Expeditrix Corp. Steve Pittman's role includes forging next-generation strategies for Expeditrix's SmartClose package.
DALLAS-A nationwide recession, if it comes, is sure to impact most every region. Until then, Dallas-Ft. Worth projects are proceeding as planned by most area developers, who are soundly investing in existing holdings.
KANSAS CITY-American Micro is moving to the east side of downtown after 23 years at 450 E. Fourth St. They will triple their space by moving to 1933 Troost Ave.