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ARLINGTON, TX-WorkPlace Technologies and the City of Arlington will be working together as of Jan. 1, 2001. The Dallas-based high-tech group will be analyzing data and giving advice to enhance the city's utilities operation.
NEW YORK CITY-Fleet is attempting to solve the real estate crunch in Downtown Brooklyn through a three-year program, the Community Renaissance Initiative. With this money, the Chamber of Commerce has organized Fulton First.
KANSAS CITY, NORTH, MO-Developers are ready to begin construction on a significant commercial real estate project in the Northland. Itwill consist of more than 200,000 sf of retail,
DENVER-City council has enacted a bill to protect 43 historic and architecturally significant buildings in the downtown from demolition. The historic district designation keeps property taxes at 1999 levels and brings rebates in years to come.
BOSTON-The corporate consulting firm Charles River Associates is currently searching for permanent office space for its new offices in Australia and New Zealand, company officials say.
ROCHESTER, NY-Legg Mason Real Estate Services has arranged an $8.72 million first mortgage loan for a medical office building in Greece, NY, the company's Rochester regional office reported.
TACOMA, WA-Charles Solverson, Tacoma's special projects manager tells GlobeSt.com some of the delay is due to a longer than expected timeline for the city to acquire all the necessary real estate.
ATLANTA-The communications company is taking about 71% of the five-story, 127,500-sf Brookside/100 office building at Brookside Concourse in Alpharetta, GA, 25 miles north of Downtown.
HOUSTON-An El Paso-based company is plotting its future by relocating headquarters to Houston. Telnyx is working out of temporary offices at the Chase Bank Building while the search is under way in the Bellaire area for permanent quarters.