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DALLAS-An old concept with a new twist is sparking two multifamily projects with panoramic downtown views. CLB Partners nears completion on a $14-million flagship high-rise while forging ahead on a $25-million sister project.
HOUSTON-The city's prosperity is at the crux of a AA bond rating, which will bolster a bond sale that begins today. The public improvement bonds total about $1.5 billion.
BUENA PARK, CA-Plans are moving forward to expand Buena Park Mall, with the addition of a 150,000-sf entertainment complex featuring theaters, restaurants and retail shops. Construction is scheduled for completion by summer 2002.<p>
DENVER-The aggressive expansion of Noodles & Co. continues, with a location opening in Highlands Ranch. It's part of an ongoing strategy to open new restaurants every couple of weeks.
SAN JOSE, CA-Calpine Corp. faces two major hurdles in its effort to build a 600-megawatt power generation facility in South San Jose: the plant's would-be neighbor Cisco Systems and Mayor Ron Gonzales.
NEW YORK CITY-Coldwell Banker Commercial NRT based in Katonah, NY reports it has secured a 35,000 sf lease for a not-for-profit in the South Bronx section of the borough.
HOUSTON-Hines Realty snags a development deal for Cooper Cameron Corp., which has selected the city's west side for a 215,000-sf headquarters office tower. The project gets under way in January.
PHOENIX-Another law firm is moving to the intersection of 24th Street and Camelback Road in Phoenix, a corner that has become ground zero for professional services and one of the most sought after office addresses in the Valley.