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BOSTON-BV Development Associates is beginning to lease the office buildings it is developing here in North Brighton, a largely residential neighborhood. The company believes that this area is an attractive pricing alternative for businesses to Downtown or Cambridge.
LIVERMORE, CA-The rental provider of relocatable modular offices and classrooms will pay a fourth quarter dividend of 14 cents per common share on Jan. 31 to shareholders of record on Jan. 12.
LOS ANGELES-Wisconsin-based department store giant could open as many as 35 stores in Southern California over the next two years, sources tell GlobeSt.com.
BOSTON-The city's tight market is convincing developers to look in unusual areas to develop office space. At lease that is what inspired Pappas Industrial to convert an old printing building in South Boston to first class office space.
FT. WORTH-Crescent Operating is making progress on a restructuring that should be ready by the end of the first quarter. The plan is a result of the REIT Modernization Act, which took effect yesterday.
CHARLOTTE-Developer Charley Hodges' Ayrsley is a 129-acre mixed-use development with an estimated $1 billion build-out tag near the Interstate 485-South Tryon Street interchange. Noted town planner Andres Duany of Miami-based Arquitectonica created the Ayrsley concept.
BERKELEY, CA-The plaintiffs say most of the artifacts deposited at the site by American Indians - the reason for the landmark listing - have been stripped away in University of California excavations in the 1950's as well as in commercial endeavors.
PORTLAND-Confirming predictions from the fall, Grubb & Ellis' year-end review and 2001 forecast on the local apartment market reports that the oversupply is being sopped up and several years of growth is now expected.