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ATLANTA-Metro South Partners plans a two-building, $5.6 million project in Peachtree City, 35 miles south of Downtown and 20 miles from Hartsfield Atlanta International Airport.
Gurnee, IL-After touring another Mills Corp.'s shopping center, village officials desire more entertainment options for Gurnee Mills in order for it to remain competitive.
SAN DIEGO-The keen appetite for office space translates into the sale of a 2.5-acre infill parcel in TIerrasanta, where a partnership hopes to build a 52,000 spec office project.
OLATHE, KS - The Associated Builders & Contractors Heart of America Chapter gives an award to the Nurses Education Building at the University of Kansas Medical Center for construction excellence.
NORWALK, CT-Priceline.com's ongoing restructuring program, which last week resulted in the elimination of 48 jobs, will not affect its corporate headquarters operations here, a company spokesman says.
PORTLAND-West Coast employs 85 people in Oregon and expects to employ more than 100 in two years to meet what the company is describing as rapidly growing demand for its products in Oregon.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA-Local retailer of snowboards and skates is expanding with a new lease for a location at the Gotcha Glacier Project in Anaheim, which is scheduled for completion in 2002.
NEW YORK CITY-The slaughter of the dotcoms many began foretelling toward the end of the summer seems to be in full swing as an upstart once thought a contender bails on its prime office space.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-A trio of luxury apartment complexes in Colorado Springs brings top dollar, setting a new per unit high. The L'Auberge Broadmoor and L'Auberge Pinecliff have gone for $93,000 and $96,000 per unit, respectively.