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PORTLAND-The lease for the 19,000-sf operation in the basement of the Governor Hotel is transferring from former owners Jeff Marlow and Lee Morris to new owners Jeff Turner, Greg Diamond and Myron Nelson. It is now Nelson's Nautilus Plus.
KANSAS CITY-Business owners and nearby residents voice their overwhelming approval of a $684-million light rail system down Main Street. The plan may go before voters later this year.
BRIDGEWATER, NJ-The Garden State's economy welcomes yet another major transaction by the global pharmaceutical community. German-based Aventis, the result of Hoechst/Rhone-Poulenc merger, solidifies North American operations.
VALHALLA, NY-Developer Louis R. Cappelli has once again established a funding initiative aimed at assisting the youth in Westchester and Sullivan counties and is seeking applications from non-profit organizations for his Louis R. Cappelli Foundation.
ATLANTA-Rosewood/PM Realty Advisors of Newport Beach, CA paid $97,368 per unit for the 152-unit asset in the Norcross, GA area, 20 miles northeast of Downtown.
ALISO VIEJO, CA-Owner of commercial and multifamily properties throughout California and Colorado has recognized key players for the firm's future growth.
ST. PAUL-Retail experts see the city's $6.3-million subsidy as a good investment, pointing out other cities such as Minneapolis have spent much more to retain or attract department store. Little retail is left Downtown.
CHARLOTTE-Considered somewhat unconventional in real estate circles, local developer Jim Gross is telling the city he's the right man to take on the old convention center.
ARLINGTON, TX-City council members now have until Jan. 23 to take a stand on stringent big box regulations that are certain to add to construction costs. The ordinance has had to be re-advertised, but so far council has voiced no concerns to the city's planning office.
DETROIT-A tax surplus from fund created to build the Tigers' Comerica Park will be used to help develop the Pinnacle Aeropark, a 1,200-acre mixed use development plan