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SAN ANTONIO-Taco Cabana shareholders have authorized a merger with New York-based Carrols Corp., the owner of Burger King. The pact is not expected to affect the San Antonio-based chain's 126 restaurants or employees.
BOSTON-A new Fenway Park is struggling to be born as the team has difficulties finding financing for the project. The team says it is committed to remaining in Fenway, but cost overruns are prompting some local groups to call for a look at alternative sites.
CHICAGO-The slots of affordable housing at this mixed-income residential development near the Chicago Housing Authority's Cabrini-Green public housing will be filled by a lottery among Cabrini-Green residents.
LANHAM, MD-Defense contractor TRW renewed the lease for its 50,345 sf facility at 8300 Professional Place for an undisclosed selling price. The company has occupied this site for five years.
HOUSTON-Gables Residential is undertaking a 296-unit expansion to Gables Meyer Park, banking on peak-demand predictions by Apartment Data Services. The $27-million project will deliver by year-end 2001.
DENVER-The NFL is on the defense over a broker's marketing ploy to sell a one-acre site for a sports bar. The use of the word "Broncos" on a sign has attorneys huddling about the legality of the play. The property is located in a high-traffic area close to the Denver Broncos' headquarters.
SAN JOSE, CA-In looking forward to 2001, the international real estate services firm says the Silicon Valley "boasts a robust local economy in an economically vibrant state.