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DENVER-A bit of Denver's history is being retained as Larimer Square Associates Inc. preps to convert the former Soapy Smith's Eagle Bar into a class-A office building. Plans call for a 3,600-sf addition to the 8,400-sf structure built in the early 1880s
ORLANDO-In business only since June, 14-agent ERA Breese Craft Hensley of suburban Altamonte Springs has acquired 16-agent ERA Keith Shamrock Realty of Mount Dora, FL for an undisclosed sum.
TRENTON, NJ-In a renewed commitment to the sector, money will siphon through several programs administered by state's Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL-A company representing interests of Miami Beach financier Victor Posner has embarked on a new move into South Florida real estate development. The initial focus is on Palm Beach County projects.
SAN JOSE, CA-Late last week, a mayoral Housing Production Team recommended immediate planning for development in the central Coyote Valley. That dictate reverses city policy mandating slower growth in the area.
GRAPEVINE, TX-Centex Construction's Dallas/National Division is holding the region's brass ring, with a pending contract for the highly sought general contractor's job for Opryland Hotel Texas, GlobeSt.com has confirmed.
BOSTON-Web Street goes to the street with its first Boston outlet at 60 State St. Downtown. The firm opened its first Financial Services Center in Beverly Hills in July 1999. Additional branches are planned for San Francisco and Denver.
AUSTIN-US Online, a subsidiary of Austin-based USOL Holdings Inc., has been selected private broadband operator of the year at the 11th annual Private & Wireless Broadband Conference. It's the first time broadband achievements have been recognized.