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ORLANDO-"There are no signs of a real estate crash, not even in markets that are by every sane measure overbuilt," George Livingston, Florida chapter president of Paris-based FIABCI International and president of Realvest Partners Inc., tells GlobeSt.com.
STAMFORD, CT-Insginia/ESG reported that despite a slowdown in the fourth quarter of 2000, the Fairfield County office market posted record results in leasing activity and absorption of vacant office space.
CHICAGO-New, dazzling renditions of the $252-million project could jumpstart plans for the development of the block bounded by State, Washington, Dearborn and Randolph Streets, just east of the Richard J. Daley Center.
CHICAGO, IL-The commercial finance company's earnings were $2.69 per share for 2000, up 21%. Meanwhile, non-performing assets represented just 1.9% of the company's entire leanding portfolio.
FRANKLIN TWP., NJ-Poole & Co. arranges the package for owner Illva Saranno Corp. Tenants in the 107,593-sf class A facility located near I-287 include corporate names like Liberty Mutual and MetLife.
HOUSTON-Caldwell Watson Real Estate Group has inked commercial leases for Greenspoint and northwest Houston. The largest transaction puts Aerie Network Services into 24,357 sf of warehouse space at the 64,000-sf Greens Crossing Phase III.
HAMBURG, NJ-Kushner Cos.' homebuilding division bucks the region's bad winter weather to roll out some impressive sales at its new townhouse community in the Sussex Mountains.
CHICAGO-A $12-million single-room-occupancy apartment building with commercial space on the first of eight floors would be built at Wabash Avenue and Harrison Street. The city must still acquire the third of three parcels.
PLEASANTON, CA-City Council members here will on Tuesday begin reconsidering uses for oft-debated land on the city's eastern side, including a 91-acre parcel known as the Busch property.