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DELRAY BEACH, FL-The movement within the Florida Association of Building Inspectors joins with Florida Home Builders Association in a renewed bid to create new standards.
CHICAGO-The office and industrial REIT with holdings locally as well as the Southeast blames the fourth quarter distribution of $.03 per share on $1.4 million to improve properties in Tampa, FL and Lexington, KY.
SAN FRANCISCO-Dot-com layoffs will raise vacancy rates and push down rents, but that a soft landing is likely, says a study by the Rosen Consulting Group that examines more than 800 leases representing 45,000 workers and 16 million sf of space.
MINNEAPOLIS-The advisory group commissioned by the team also concludes the new ballpark's location should be a site that can create spin-off development. It also suggests a long-term lease if a new stadium is built.
THE WOODLANDS, TX-A 570-member workforce in Texas and Oklahoma will be consolidated in August 2002 when Chevron Phillips expects to take the keys to a 200,000-sf headquarters. The company has bought eight acres in The Woodlands for the campus
AUSTIN-Private Mini Storage has beefed up its stake in the state capital. The Houston-based operator now owns five high-end, climate-controlled facilities and is looking for more.
CHICAGO-A $7.2-million deal involving industrial revenue bonds and tax incentives allows Lakin General Corp. to move its roller division from the North Side to a West Side location at 1815 N. Laramie Ave.
VANCOUVER, WA-Klickitat is the only county that doesn't oversee its portion of the scenic area, and is thus ineligible to receive federal monies in that regard. Clark County officials now are wondering if that isn't a small price to pay.