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LOS ANGELES-Insurer signs $50-million lease to move North American headquarters to Burbank Empire Center and will relocate there when the building is finished in the spring of 2002.
HOUSTON-New Orleans' Whitney Holding has made its first move in Houston, acquiring American Bank. More buyouts or at the very least, more branches, are in store for its Houston strategy.
DETROIT-Dennis Archer says development will continue not only in a Downtown area that was a "ghost town" a decade ago, but in the city's neighborhoods, where $11 million has been poured into parks.
DALLAS-Two franchise pacts will add 12 Cinnabon's in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region and six in Austin-San Antonio. The sites have not been determined, but the deals have been signed. Now, it's time to look for the space.
HOUSTON-Greenspoint Technology Center's comeback from a failing retail power center into a telecom hotel has just netted the owner more than $30 million. Yale USA Investment Corp. has taken title to the 300,699-sf structure.
LOS ANGELES-Planning Commission rejects union-backed plan that would essentially outlaw stores such as Wal-Mart and K-mart from competing with unionized grocers. Measure could still be revived, but passage would be more difficult.
ST. PAUL, MN-One of the nation's largest wholesalers pays $8 million for the 392,000-sf plant on Shepherd Road. Montreal-based Quebecor had excess capacity after its $1.4-billion acquisition of Color World.
CHARLOTTE-The locally based real estate services firm has signed three leasing deals, bringing occupancy up to 85% at the 72,730-sf Sterling View building and 84% at the 62,495-sf Sterling Park structure. The buildings are jointly owned by Grubb Properties and Invesco.
NEW YORK CITY-Multifamily housing offers the most promise, according to the report, while the demand for warehouse and office space contracts and the need for office space declines significantly.
ATLANTA-Despite a softening construction industry and metro-wide layoffs, occupancy and room rates are expected to increase slightly in 2001, according to a new study by Ernst & Young's Hospitality Services Group here.