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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.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The South Florida chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties bestows four of 13 annual awards to the Coral Gables, FL-based developer-realty firm. Codina Realty's Jack Lowell is Broker of the Year.
PHOENIX-The race to see which Valley community will be the site of a $335-million, taxpayer-supported stadium has officially come down to two candidates. Tempe and the West Valley are still in the running.
SANTA ANA, CA-First American Corp., parent to First American Title Co., will buy Consolidated Management Solutions Inc., subject to unanimous approval of both companies' boards.
SAN ANTONIO-Trammell Crow is now a neighbor of the San Antonio Airport, buying adjacent business parks in the high-traffic corridor. The parks consist of 10 buildings with an aggregate 199,060 sf. It's the first buy in a year for Trammell Crow in San Antonio.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Management changes have been announced by The Irvine Company, as several long-time executives leave. One of them will stay on as a consultant.