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IRVINE, CA-The parent company for Fidelity National Title, Chicago Title and other title insurance companies has purchased a firm with an information database that includes a Website for real estate professionals.
SAN FRANCISCO-Despite a surprise cut in interest rates this week, economist Kenneth Rosen warns the chance of a US recession remain high. The commercial real estate market likely will bounce back unscarred, however, concludes Rosen.
NEW YORK CITY-Brokers here say the shuttering of some Office Depot and Sears locales could only be the beginning of a larger trend among retail types that offer no differentiation.
PHOENIX-Where a $335-million stadium will be built is now in the hands of a nine-member board, which could narrow the list to two or pick an outright winner in the next week.
BOCA RATON, FL-Nearly 20 years ago, the TechCenter 051 Building became a focal point of top-secret high-tech research around the time the manufacturing giant began development of the personal computer.
DURHAM, NC-Salomon Smith Barney will be moving into new quarters in September, three months after the three-story, class A, 54,650-sf Valley View building is completed. The estimated value of the lease is $3 million. Durham is 140 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.
DETROIT-A contract to build an office park project in Ann Arbor is going to Kojaian Properties of Bloomfield Hills after legal wrangling with city prompted MAV Development to dump the project.
SAN DIEGO-The world's largest microchip maker has purchased land in Scripps Ranch for a corporate campus facility to eventually consolidate its San Diego operations.
JEFFERSON CITY, MO.-Outgoing Governor Roger Wilson is proposing a river front museum, which will include an eternal flame to honor the late Governor Mel Carnahan. Paying for the $31-million project is the biggest stumbling block.
SACRAMENTO, CA-On the heels of the Public Utilities Commission's unanimous approval yesterday that results in higher electric bills, the California Energy Commission has approved new regulations that will make homes even more energy-efficient.