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DALLAS-A newly formed partnership that includes Henry S. Miller's Darrell Hurmis is taking stock in Rockwall's future. The team has acquired a 46,000-sf industrial building fronting Texas 205, where the groundwork is being laid for a six-lane, divided highway.
DENVER-A dilapidated low-income housing complex will be coming down, says the Denver Housing Authority. At one point, officials thought the complex could be salvaged, but higher-than-anticipated costs have changed minds.
ANN ARBOR, MI-Stratprobe Inc. will lease an office build-to-suit facility being built in the State Street Business Park here for $5.6 million. The facility is expected to be ready for occupancy in July.
LOS ANGELES-In an unusual twist, the county agency that will decide whether secession efforts in the San Fernando Valley and Harbor area will go before voters has accused LA officials of dragging their feet.
SAN FRANCISCO-AMB Properties promotes five of its current workers to various vice president positions and adds to its roster Nancy Hemmenway, formerly with Northpoint Communications.
HOUSTON-Chubb Security Systems has selected its Northchase Plaza location for a high-tech central monitoring center for southern US commercial properties in its portfolio. The initiative sparks a lease expansion.
LIBERTY LAKE, WA-The 99-acre planned business community was established by Summit Property Development just four years ago in this newly incorporated city located 17 miles east of Downtown Spokane.
OVERLAND PARK, KN-The reinsurance company restructures into four separate entities: Western Hemisphere property and casualty, Europe and Asia property and casualty reinsurance, commercial operations and global health and life reinsurance.
TIGARD, OR-The 124,000-sf center is on a site large enough to fit an expansion of about 20,000 sf or so, says Mark New of New & Neville, who with partner Steve Neville brokered both sides of the transaction.