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DENVER-John D. Anderson has a new accolade to add to his career achievements. He is the new president of the American Institute of Architects. His firm has given Denver such works as Colorado's Ocean Journey and the new US Courthouse annex.
ORLANDO-The change of command will take place after Cendant Corp., the New York-based parent of locally based Fairfield Communities Inc., closes on the Fairfield acquistion in April.
KANSAS CITY-While a new Italian eatery opens in the Brookside neighborhood, another closes south of the Country Club Plaza. Also, Bloomsday Books is relocating to the Crestwood Shops on 55th Street next month.
BOSTON-A panel appointed by Mayor Menino to help divide up community benefits raises concerns. The group was created in the aftermath of a local controversy over a multimillion deal struck with developers.
MURRAY HILL, NJ-Reductions were expected for the telecom equipment maker, which lost over $1 billion in 4th quarter 2000. Controversial golf course property is raising some questions about the company's decision-making.
SOUTH KANSAS CITY, MO-The $2.6-million project includes construction of a third cardiac catheterization lab at the multi-building complex located between State Line
NEW YORK CITY-Sam Zell doesn't flinch easily--not in the face of recession. He told a crowd here yesterday the fundamentals of a strong real estate market will get the industry through the economic woes of 2001's first half.
PHOENIX-The suburbs of Tempe and Avondale have emerged as the frontrunners in the race to land a $335-million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals that will be built using mostly taxpayer funds.