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ATLANTA-MCN Enterprises paid PruCrow Industrial Properties of Texas $8 million for the three-building Atlanta International Industrial Park southeast of the city.
PHOENIX-In response to a worldwide economic downshift, Intel announced that is will delay construction of a 320,000-sf office building, but will move forward on completion of its $2-billion chip fabrication plant currently under construction.
BOSTON-Boston comes in third in the Association for Foreign Investors in Real Estate's annual survey of best US cities for their investment dollars. Investors like the city's controlled growth and financial base.
MIAMI-The locally based real estate investment, finance and management company reports record earnings of $3.32 per share for 2000 as revenue grows by 26% to $473 million. LNR now projects $3.70 per share to $3.85 per share earnings for this year.
OLATHE, KN-This Johnson County suburb landed Grundfos Inc.'s North American headquarters and operations center, relocating from Fresno, CA. The first of two phases of the development in the Interstate 35/119th Street Technology Park will cost $4 million.
CONCORD, NC-Concord Regional Airport, five miles north of Downtown Charlotte, also wants to lengthen the 5,500-foot runway by 1,500 feet to accommodate large corporate jets.
SAN ANTONIO-AutoTradeCenter says it's taking a $650,000 hit on a multi-property sale, including a San Antonio site, but it's going ahead with the deal anyway. AutoTradeCenter says it wants out of all land-based operations by year's end.
DALLAS-Everest Broadband has the inroad, a 23-million sf contract for 45 Crescent class-A office buildings in five cities. Now, it wants to set up a Texas point of presence, zeroing in on Dallas and Houston as part of its 2001 expansion plan.