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WASHINGTON, DC-Zuckerman Gravely Development Inc. made the successful bid out of 25 that purchased two properties here. The real estate company bought 1001 Connecticut Ave. NW and One Farragut Square for $35.55 million.
SAN DIEGO-Land for a gas station and office development is bought in two separate transactions. Lennar Partners sold the land to Exxon Mobil and Sunroad Enterprises.
HUDSON, MA-Intel Corporation plans to do its first major construction work on its manufacturing plant here. The world's largest chip maker plans to build an addition to its chip-making facility as well as invest in manufacturing equipment.
IRVINE, CA-With CCTV surveillance cameras in place at his company's various construction projects, Richard Lee's clients can use their laptop or desktop computers to view progress in real-time.
KANSAS CITY, NORTH, MO-Hunt Midwest is set to expand the world's largest underground commercial complex with an above-ground industrial park, but the neighbors aren't so sure it's a good idea.
DENVER-It could be Uptown's crown jewel when a 14-story multifamily high-rise is completed. The developer plans to break ground in early 2001 on the Portofino Tower, where units will range from $325,000 to $2 million.
BOSTON-Opposition to the proposed 47-story tower at South Station here has increased as a local preservationist group throws itself into the controversy by contending that the building will destroy the historic station.