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HOUSTON-The Associated General Contractors of America's Greater Houston Chapter is honoring a state-of-the-art medical research complex, totaling 42,000 sf. The Introgen complex near the Texas Medical Center is a boon for medical collaboration.
ORLANDO-The 141-bed, 334,000-sf Health Central in bedroom community Ocoee, FL, eight miles west of Downtown, won't increase its bed count but will give doctors more office space and increase areas for laboratory and radiology services. Construction is slated to start in April.
ATLANTA-D. Kristopher Miller of Ackerman & Co. is the newly-elected president of the Georgia chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties for 2001.
PLEASANTON, CA-The deal involves Tut issuing $2.9 million worth of common stock and options, paying off convertible notes in the amount of $650,000 plus accrued interest, and assuming liabilities of approximately $500,000.
NEW YORK CITY-Here in a shopper's paradise, concern over the significant drop in retail sales has particular bite as retailers pay some of the highest rents in the world. Meeting overhead could break poor performers.
LAFAYETTE, CA-The locally-based industrial and suburban office REIT has secured several tenants for its WaterPark@Briarwood in Denver, CO, bringing the two-building, 103,181-sf development to 92% occupied.
DALLAS-WorldTravel BTI is targeting June 1, 2001, for a move to Two Lincoln Centre at 5420 LBJ Freeway in Dallas. The travel management firm has two offices in Dallas, but it's not certain if the 18,433-sf lease translates into an office consolidation.
HAMMONTON, NJ-Former Whitehall-Robins properties totaling over 466,000 sf follows disposition of Shulton property as the pharmaceutical and personal care giant reconfigures its real estate assets.
JERSEY CITY-D.F. Young is following the rest of the shipping business by leaving its Lower Manhattan roots for a location closer to where most of the Port Authority of NY/NJ's action is today.