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Washington, DC-The new officers of the Society of Industrial and Officer Realtors take office in January 2001. Stephen F. Blau of GMH Capital Partners is its new president.
NEW YORK CITY-Along with a dip in a 30-ft lap pool, pet owners can romp with their pets in play areas covered with Astroturf and treat them to snacks at a restaurant that serves both canine and human treats.
RICHFIELD, MN-A car dealer remains the lone holdout; the $160 million project needs one more state approval before starting construction begins. Completion is slated for late 2002.
MORGAN HILL, CA-MainStreet, which has about 160 employees, cited economic reasons for the move from San Jose to this city 20 miles south, saying rent is cheaper in the area south of San Jose. They aren't the only company who has come to that conclusion.
MIAMI-About 17.5 million sf is expected to sell this year, down from the five-year annual average of 20.7 million sf, but still considered a healthy volume, according to a new report.
SEATTLE, WA-The Seattle-based property management and development company has begun stepping through the City's hoops to obtain approval for its proposed 16-story Denny Regrade office tower.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-As a tenant, Tom Anderson, chief financial officer for QLogic, says his company gravitates towards corporate guarantees more than letters of credit or other more formal security instruments.
AUSTIN-CarrAmerica's 284 US properties is getting a helping hand in Web-based management and monitoring from Austin-based NetSolve. The pact comes as a result of NetSolve's performance for an initial 48-property contract.