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ASPEN, CO-A British pub-theme restaurant holds the distinction of being the first eatery lined up for Hines Resorts' $230-million Aspen Highlands Village. Lawn bowling to direct access to the ski slopes is everyday fare at the signed restaurant.
ASPEN, CO-A British pub-theme restaurant holds the distinction of being the first eatery lined up for Hines Resorts' $230-million Aspen Highlands Village. Lawn bowling to direct access to the ski slopes is everyday fare at the signed restaurant.
WASHINGTON, DC-A Dutch pension fund is close to selling a four-year-old office building at 1900 K St. NW for close to $400 per sf. It would be one of the priciest sales in Washington this year.
PHOENIX-The upscale corner of 24th and Camelback Road may have a new tony tenant if a lease deal for Charles Schwab & Co. for more than 173,000 sf comes to fruition.
VAIL, CO-Village Homes will build 384 tract houses on 1,600 acres at Eagle Ranch, a development by East West Partners. The production housing will cost more than it does in Denver and less than other mountain properties.
NEW YORK CITY-The first steel beams were erected less than a year ago and now the last beam of a total of 12,000 tons of structural steel has been signed and raised to the top floor of 745 Seventh Ave.
HOUSTON-The Pennzoil-Quaker State headquarters is looking spiffy these days, with construction wrapping up on a major upgrade. The oil company is the sole occupant of the 690,000-sf office structure.
SAN FRANCISCO-Bidcom Inc. and Cephren Inc. are becoming Citadon Inc. The synergies between the two companies' products, assets, operating expenses and target markets were such that "it made tremendous business sense for us to merge," says Bidcom CEO Doug Sabella, who will become CEO of Citadon.