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EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-The range of companies signing or re-signing for space in a recent flurry of deals is an indication of the diversity of current transactional activity in the Garden State.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Orange County's largest real estate developer broke ground on its latest apartment community project in the Silicon Valley area, one the priciest apartment markets in the state. Completion of construction is expected by fall 2001.
HOUSTON-Kroger opens its latest Signature Store, a 63,373-sf location in the 130,000-sf Sterling Ridge Village. The grocer is one of three anchors in The Woodlands' fifth retail center, which is 90% leased.
WASHINGTON, DC-A March 2 deadline for public comments has been imposed by the Federal Reserve Board for its proposal that, if adopted, would allow national bank subsidiaries to broker real estate transactions.
SEATTLE, WA-The consensus among experts speaking at a gathering of the Commercial Brokers Association yesterday is that the local market should remain strong into the next year, though at a slower pace than that of 2000.
MIAMI-The locally-based home builder says earnings for fiscal 2000 will exceed $3.50 per share, 13 cents above analysts' forecast. It projects $4.00 per share for next year.
STAMFORD, CT-Xerox Corp. announces that as part of its ongoing turnaround plan, it has reached an agreement to sell its entire operations in China to Fuji Xerox for $550 million.
NORTON, MA-Sun Life Assurance Co. of Canada, which Spectrum Financial Corp. represents as mortgage loan correspondent, has provided the Polaroid Americas Logistics Facility with $12 million in mortgage financing.