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WASHINGTONVILLE, NY-Stone Hill Apartments, a $12 million, 104-unit senior housing community that opened in October, has achieved 95% occupancy, according to developer Wilder-Balder Partners Inc. of Elmsford.
CARROLLTON, TX-Plano's loss is Carrollton's gain. The Billingsley Co. has lured Nucentrix Broadband to relocate its headquarters to a soon-to-be-completed 99,000-sf building in its well-positioned business park.
ATLANTA-The Indianapolis-based REIT and locally-headquarter M.D. Hodges Enterprises Inc. will be erecting a spec five-story, 135,533-sf, class A structure at an estimated construction cost of $13 million at the $1 billion Hillside at Huntcrest mixed-use park in the Interstate 85 corridor of Gwinnett County, 35 miles northeast of Downtown.
ANTIOCH, CA-Interspersed between a winery, three lakes and an olive grove, local developer Bob Nunn envisions a 4,050-home adult community with six recreational centers, a 108-acre retail development and a 35-acre office park. He meets with city planners later this month.
WOODBRIDGE, NJ-The Gilbert organization, buying the facility it had been leasing, needed the space permanently to handle its increasing volume of business. Blau & Berg was the agency handling the transaction.
NEW ROCHELLE, NY-The IKEA furniture chain announced at a press conference at New Rochelle City Hall yesterday, Jan. 31, that it will no longer pursue a controversial plan to build a 300,000 sf store here.
IRVINE, CA-3DSP Corp. will move into its new location in the Irvine Oaks Executive Park shortly, after having signed a five-year sublease for the second floor of the building.
HILLSBORO, OR-Washington County wants to sell the land for $7 million for development of a Lowe's Home Improvement store, but its listing on the City of Hillsboro's cultural resource inventory is grinding the process to a halt.
AUSTIN-Centex Construction is the successful bidder to construct a $45-million Austin Museum of Art. The project, which gets under way in April, marks the Dallas-based builder's fourth large-scale undertaking for the arts world.