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MOUNT DORA, FL-Lifelong devotees of the classic vehicles circuit, Kerry and Cindy Bogard are building a 7,000-sf showroom and exhibit center in this Lake County city, 30 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.
NEW YORK CITY-One of the world's biggest and most famous retail sponsored parades, the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade, annually kicks off the holiday frenzy. Retailers looked to this Black Friday to jump start business.
PHOENIX-Phoenix-based Opus West is turning its development skills toward Salt Lake City, with construction of a speculative project 675,000-sf warehouse/distribution project.
ORLANDO-The never-say-die developer is submitting a new application for $8 million in startup state funds and $22 million in long-range money. The 35-mile system would run from Lake County to Downtown Orlando. The state pulled the plug on the project in January.
VANCOUVER, WA-The nation's largest owner theater chain is looking for breaks as it prepares for a possible bankruptcy filing along with the No. 2-sized chain Loew's Cineplex. Four other major chains already have filed this year.
BOSTON-Demonstrating the strength of the Back Bay market as a viable alternative to Downtown Boston, the 36-story office building being built here looks like it will be fully leased by its opening date in September 2001.
DENVER-The boom and bust metropolis, says Denver Mayor Wellington Webb, is now a city of the future. For the sixth consecutive year, Denver makes the Top 10 ranking as a business leader.
NEW YORK CITY-Sonneblick-Goldman, based here, arranged for a refinancing loan from a pension fund for Plymouth Meeting Executive Campus, a four-building class A complex of office space in Plymouth, PA.