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HICKORY, NC- The number of available rooms are increasing by about 30% over the past four years with national hospitality chains just discovering this area 50 miles northwest of Downtown Charlotte.
SEATTLE, WA-Vacancy rates in in the region's apartment market are up a percentage point or two, depending on the sub-market. Downtown Seattle, however, appears to be picking up more tenants than the outlying areas as traffic drives them to live closer to the office.
LAGUNA WOODS, CA-Mark IV Capital will break ground later this year on a 40,000-sf medical building that already has a tenant taking the entire first floor.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The subsidiary of Atlanta-based BellSouth Corp. is leasing 47,400 sf for an estimated 10 years at an estimated aggregate rent of $6 million in a single-story, 50,000-sf building at 2001 NW 64th St. The 48-acre office park is 38 miles north of Downtown Miami.
SOUTH ORANGE, NJ-The "transit village" concept is alive and well in New Jersey, most recently in the form of two multifamily projects being built near this city's commuter rail station.
BOSTON-Ireland-based Baydon Solutions establishes its US headquarters here in the financial district. The company provides knowledge delivery and e-learning solutions and is looking to expand its presence in the US.
BOSTON-Despite recent reports, Massachusetts Convention Center Authority officials insist that there is no way they could have known about the center's budget problems any earlier. The MCCA board is looking at how to cut costs from the $750 million project.
AUSTIN-A closely guarded plan is unfolding for a possible class-A office project in the master-planned, 980-acre holding of CCNG Development Co. Bee Cave Council's meeting transcript tells all, but developers stay mum, saying it's all just so preliminary.