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BOSTON-Beacon Capital Partners prepares to develop Channel Row, the warehouse complex it bought last summer. Complications over a mid-rise building that exceeds height requirements and residential housing requirements could hinder the company's progress.
HOUSTON-A 22-year veteran, who has spent the last 12 at Transwestern, has moved over to Crescent Real Estate Equities' Houston region. Randolph C. Strait is the office's new vice president of leasing.
SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA-The manufacturer of lighting products acquires 31,008 sf of mixed-use space in Santa Fe Springs and will relocate there from Huntington Beach.
IRVINE, CA-California Coastal Communities filed a complaint Friday alleging that the Commission's decision to further limit development was a "taking" and a violation of its constitutional rights.
EDISON, NJ-J.P. Morgan Chase & Co. subsidiary will take over a $15.8 billion mortgage loan servicing portfolio with more than 200,000 customers, plus other assets.
HOUSTON-LASV Enterprises is proceeding with plans to buy the Hilton in El Laguito, Cartegena, Colombia. The plan calls for incorporating a casino into the recently expanded 289-room facility.
AUSTIN-Prentiss Properties has 69% of its Barton Skyway III and IV projects leased as a result of two recent signings. The under-construction office buildings will deliver in the spring and fall, respectively.
SAN JOSE-Despite having the necessary approvals, a successful petition drive means the networking giant's $1.3-billion, 20,000-worker campus will be up to city residents now -- as early as April or as late as March 2002.
CHICAGO-Despite the city's preference for industry and the jobs it brings, some real estate practitioners can envision the 2-million-sf Brach & Brock Confection plant redeveloped for retail, housing and smaller industrial uses.