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SANTA ANA,CA-Title Insurance Co. receives high marks from Standard & Poors, despite increased pressures on the firm due to parent company's agressive acquisition strategies.
CHARLOTTE-Smaller stores are showing a 7% vacancy level, according to Karnes Research Co., a locally-based industry tracker. Some big box-retailers are leasing the empty properties just to keep a competitor from setting up shop, brokers say.
PALO ALTO, CA-The final environmental impact report should be presented to the East Palo Alto Redevelopment Agency this spring. Ikea officials plan to begin construction in the third quarter and open the store in early 2002.
PORTLAND-Retail net absorption was strong in 2000, but new construction delivered a significant amount of space to the market, pushing vacancy rates up slightly to 5% and holding rental rates steady, according to a year-end report from Grubb & Ellis.
BETHESDA, MD-Hines, an international real estate firm, is slated to pay about $120 million for two Washington-area office buildings. The company plans to purchase Capital Gateway II and IV, twin five-story 574,000 sf office buildings.
SAN JOSE-A marketing consultant hired by city officials is recommending San Jose build a "distinct, upscale, high-tech conference center," and suggests two potential sources of funding for the 300,000-sf project.
TRENTON, NJ-Several state agency programs aimed at helping small- and medium-sized companies in their expansion and relocation moves are given a boost. The measures to bring relief go into effect on New Year's Day.
BALTIMORE, MD-A series of transactions, including the sale of four outlet centers and payment of short-term debt, is keeping Prime Retail Inc. out of bankruptcy court. Costly loan extensions are also in the works.
BRIDGEPORT, CT-NRG Energy Inc. of Minneapolis reports it has signed an agreement to acquire the Bridgeport and New Haven Harbor power generation plants from Wisconsin Energy Corp. for $325 million.