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LOS ANGELES-Already one of LA County's largest developers, the company unveils plans for nearly 1.4-million-sf, mixed-use project in Orange County community of Buena Park. Spec will be part of the mix.
HOUSTON-The city's CBD is riding high on a development wave. The energy industry, empty nesters and companies seeking in-town advantages are behind the boom. In the past five years, rents have jumped as much as $12 per sf.
NEW YORK CITY-Most of the 811,182-sf building, which is 99% leased, is occupied by Mellon Bank. The class-A facility earned a National Preservation Honor Award after if was renovated.
DANBURY, CT-Lutchansky Communications, a public relations firm that specializes in enterprise and consumer technology, reported that it has officially opened its office here at 36 Mill Plain Rd.
DENVER-The sales are done now it might be time to buy, says Denver-based Amstar, which is scouting major metro markets for possible acquisitions. Gone from Amstar's portfolio are four luxury communities in California and Florida, bringing in $135 million
DALLAS-Two well-known Dallas real estate figures have been selected to head up Champion Partners' investment and fiscal operations. Along with the roles come senior partnerships for Stephen M. Modory and Michelle Wheeler.
MARYLHURST, OR-At the university and on-line, the Center for Professional Real Estate Studies now offers undergraduate and graduate degree programs for real estate marketing, management, appraisal and finance. It also folds in the training, licensing and certification components of the industry.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO-For a monthly subscription fee, contractors and building professionals can complete and submit all their building permit applications in 1,400 cities nationwide, theplanning staff for which can process the applications at no charge.
CHICAGO-In what may turn out to be a game of "chicken" among local developers, J. Paul Beitler reportedly plans to build a 50-story office tower at 181 N. Clark St., a twin to a building to the south.
ORLANDO-ConAm investment group paid SSR Realty Advisors $21.9 million or $59,511 per unit for Willa Springs, a 368-unit community in suburban Winter Springs. Reliance Housing Foundation acquired the 228-unit Village Lakes in Sanford, FL for $9.45 million or $41,447 per unit.