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MINNEAPOLIS-The association's STARR award, which recognizes personal excellence, goes to Kathy Ostertag this year. She has been with Robert Muir Co. since 1996 administering property management and leasing operations.
RALEIGH, NC-The Indianapolis-based REIT will add an 86,400-sf structure to its current Perimeter Park Business Center inventory of 2.2 million sf in 26 buildings in the vibrant Research Triangle/Interstate 40 submarket, 150 miles northeast of Downtown Charlotte.
KANSAS CITY, NORTH, MO.-Cintas Corp. will build a 53,000-sf facility in the Northland, abandoning a downtown site. The move will shift 100 from the downtown location to the new site here, expected to be ready in February 2002.
ATLANTA-The locally-based REIT makes another move to get its financial house back in order with the hiring of David P. Stockert to replace Jeffrey A. Harris as president and COO.
PORTLAND-Don Maltase has been appointed president of The Commercial Association of Realtors for Oregon/SW Washington. Maltase, a partner in C&R Real Estate Services Co., has been actively involved with the Association for six years.
STAMFORD, CT-NYFIX, an electronic trading systems firm, has expanded its headquarters with a 5,154 sf sublease deal at 333 Ludlow St., at Stamford Harbor Park. Grubb & Ellis represented the tenant in the deal.
NEW YORK CITY-The construction financing is designed for shopping center projects in the predevelopment stage. The firm now has four such ventures underway with about 1.2 million sf of gross leaseable space.
IRVINE, CA-John Miller, a 30-year real estate veteran, has rejoined Legacy Partners after stint with Maguire Partners. He will run Legacy's Southern California and Nevada operations.
DALLAS-Wyndham International is hoping a recently inked pact will serve as a model in other major cities. The hotel chain will be getting supplies and putting $75,000 into an internship program for On-Target, a Dallas-based minority-owned logistics provider.