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DENVER-A Denver real estate broker has removed a for sale sign with the word "Broncos" emblazoned on it as a marketing strategy for a parcel near the NFL team's training facility. Two letters from the NFL have convinced the broker that it's time to punt.
SAN JOSE, CA-Despite a slight slowdown at the end of the year - which will extend into 2001 and beyond - the worldwide semiconductor market reached $222.1 billion in 2000, according to Dataquest.
NEW YORK CITY-The two-bedroom units have about 1,500 sf of space. The building features such amenities as an outdoor sun terrace, 11th-floor roof garden and a children's playroom.
DETROIT-LaBelle Management Inc. of Mt. Pleasant buys six Bennigan's franchises from Metromedia Restaurant Group of Plano, TX and has plans to add more than 20 new franchises in Michigan, Ohio and Wisconsin.
HOUSTON-Henry G. Kelly, president and CEO of Austin Industrial, is the new national president for the Associated Builders and Contractors. Kelly is a former chairman of the Houston ABC Chapter and a national ABC board member and vice president.
HOUSTON-A contractor, who claims his business went under due to project delays, will be getting nearly $8.9 million from a steel supplier. The legal decision could put Harrop Construction back in business, says the firm's lawyer.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA-The city is in the process of selecting a developer to build a 250- to 350-room hotel and a 25,000-sf to 35,000-sf convention facility on a city-owned parcel located on North Shoreline Boulevard.
WASHINGTON, DC-The passage of the New E-Conomy Transformation Act of 2000 offers timely incentives. The legislation, introduced by David A. Catania (R-At Large), offers 14 innovative incentives designed to bring high-tech companies to the District.
OLYMPIA, WA-In its appeal, the Association of Washington Business and other petitioners are claiming the state overstepped its authority. Meantime, Gov. Gary Locke reportedly plans to ask the Legislature to allow local communities up to five years to update their regulations.
ST. LOUIS PARK, MN-The slowing economy has put the brakes on prospective tenants' decision making. But Duke-Weeks Realty is optimistic it can fill 462,000 sf in two suburban office towers built on spec.