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SAN DIEGO-San Diego, Riverside and Sacramento counties experienced the strongest increases in building activity last year, according to a report issued today by DataQuick.
AUSTIN-The Calendar Club already has flipped the page to April when it will be moving into an extra 54,000 sf at the Expo Business Park. The deal's signed and the plans are in the works for the nationwide chain, which now occupies 124,000 sf.
ORLANDO-Florida's second largest grocery chain flicked the lights on 6.84 million sf of retail space and eliminated 11,000 jobs after losing $229 million in fiscal 2000.
FALLS CHURCH, VA-Software designed to provide real-time access through separate secure Web sites for real estate transactions is now on the market. Settlement Room Inc. is introducing software that promises to virtually eliminate communication snafus.
AUSTIN-The Calendar Club already has flipped the page to April when it will be moving into an extra 54,000 sf at the Expo Business Park. The deal's signed and the plans are in the works for the nationwide chain, which now occupies 124,000 sf.
NEWARK, CA-Officials at Ohlone Community College are eyeing a 43-acre former salt-ponds parcel here as a potential site for a new campus devoted to high-tech teaching. The city of Newark has been leasing the land from Cargill since last year.
ATLANTA-After impressive demand during the first three quarters of 2000, the metro market showed signs of slowing in the last three months of the year, according to M/PF Research Inc., a Dallas-based firm. Rents climbed by 3.4% with the average quoted rent at $798 per month.
DOVER, NJ-After major tenants balk, Related Retail wants out and township officials may have to go to Plan B, a mixed-use corporate project. It only just won its preferred developer rights last year.
HOUSTON-The high-tech industry has a new home in an area that's on its way to becoming Houston's carrier hotel corridor. Dallas-based Infomart has snagged 65 acres and plans to build up to seven buildings for IT clients.
BOSTON-Planners for the proposed Convention Center are considering reducing or eliminating its indoor parking garage. The Convention Center is reportedly $100 million over budget and so ways are being sought to cut costs.