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KANSAS CITY, NORTH, MO-Northland Hospital at the Barry Road Campus will undergo renovations and an expansion over the next two years if the Missouri Health Facilities Review Committee approves.
ALAMEDA, CA-The Park Street Business Association was reportedly willing to accept a 60-foot height limit to accommodate preservationists concerns while still making it easier for developers to consider a Park Street site.
LIBERTY CITY, MO-A suburban Kansas City school building has been cited for architectural design excellence by American School & University magazine. Warner-Nease-Bost Architects Inc., of Kansas City, designed the school.
AUSTIN-There's no room at the inn at three Post Properties' apartment complexes, including its inroad into the state capital's multifamily market. The 239-unit Post West Avenue is slated for dilvery this quarterated in the CBD. Year-end lease-ups also have filled up Post properties in Dallas and Atlanta.
WHITE PLAINS-Reckson Realty Associates announced that it recently recognized a number of area brokers and contractors at its annual Broker and Contractor of the Year Awads program.
VANCOUVER, WA-The warehouse retailer will sit down with city officials here next week to discuss the issues that would surround an application to expand its Mill Plain Boulevard store by 55% for the addition of a grocery store.
PHOENIX-Attracted by a regional mall under construction, a local developer has purchased a 40-acre parcel nearby and plans a mixed-use project that includes office and retail space.
NEW YORK CITY-Offices throughout the city are re-examining their infrastructure to support the latest technology demands on business. IntelliSpace has been expanding its own offices and its presence in offices throughout the city.
HOUSTON-Southwest Bancorporation and Citizens Bankers are starting this year by pooling their assets. But customers won't be able to share bank facilities until this year's second quarter.