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PORTLAND-Pentagon Technologies Inc. of Fremont, CA says it plans to develop a 30,000-sf facility near the Portland International Airport for cleaning and reconditioning semiconductor parts for chipmakers in the greater Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountain regions.
PHOENIX-With a veracity rarely seen with the Arizona Cardinals, Tempe is putting up a fight to keep the team in its city by offering up a new site for the $335-million football stadium that could be under construction by August.
WHITE PLAINS-Westchester County Exec Andrew Spano has proposed a lease revision with Panorama Flight Services that includes a clause that prohibits the service of aircraft at the Westchester County Airport during the overnight voluntary flying curfew.
FOLSOM, CA-Pier 1 Imports and The Men's Warehouse both signed five-year leases at the developing mall here, on the eastern edge of the Sacramento megalopolis. The stores will open early next year, just as construction on the plaza is completed.
LINCOLNTON, NC-This North Carolina sector, some 40 miles northwest of Charlotte, is flourishing these days by giving tax breaks to new or expanding companies.
DETROIT - After a two-month wait, the Detroit Medical Center (DMC) has named Sinai Redevelopment Group for new building on former hospital property. Sinai is a team of well-known Detroit-area real estate firms, with a large share of minority ownership.
DALLAS-Andersen Consulting, due for a name change come January 2001, is opening its 26th business center worldwide at Dallas' Infomart, marking the firm's fifth metroplex location. The center will service North Texas, Austin and Houston.