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PHOENIX-A $114-million courthouse design by internationally renowned architect Richard Meier opens today with much fanfare, and Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Conner on hand to dedicate her namesake building.
CHARLOTTE-Mike Atwood's abrupt departure and the company's silence intrigues market watchers who wonder what will happen to the 10 newly-acquired firms the Charlotte-based software provider bought with $107 million in venture capital.
DALLAS-Prentiss Properties Trust's third-quarter earnings reflect a 13% increase over 1999's third quarter, continuing a trend that has existed since the REIT went public in October 1996. The REIT has acquired two office complexes and has five developments under way.
CHICAGO-Lehman Brothers has been selected by the Chicago Housing Authority to lead manage its upcoming bond issue, which could be large as $750 million.
DENVER-A bit of Denver's history is being retained as Larimer Square Associates Inc. preps to convert the former Soapy Smith's Eagle Bar into a class-A office building. Plans call for a 3,600-sf addition to the 8,400-sf structure built in the early 1880s
ORLANDO-In business only since June, 14-agent ERA Breese Craft Hensley of suburban Altamonte Springs has acquired 16-agent ERA Keith Shamrock Realty of Mount Dora, FL for an undisclosed sum.
TRENTON, NJ-In a renewed commitment to the sector, money will siphon through several programs administered by state's Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency.
WEST PALM BEACH, FL-A company representing interests of Miami Beach financier Victor Posner has embarked on a new move into South Florida real estate development. The initial focus is on Palm Beach County projects.
SAN JOSE, CA-Late last week, a mayoral Housing Production Team recommended immediate planning for development in the central Coyote Valley. That dictate reverses city policy mandating slower growth in the area.