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ROMEOVILLE, IL-The state-of-the-art industrial facility is now 60% pre-leased before its scheduled opening in early 2001. Features include its immediate access to I-55.
NEW YORK CITY-Although it was snowing outside, the mood inside the Baruch College Conference Center was sunny and spring-like. Speakers at the Steven L. Newman Real Estate Institute's conference have high hopes for Midtown West.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO-Boston Properties is in the ground for two new class A office buildings in its 900,000-sf Gateway Center development, considered the largest office development on the peninsula, and the closest to the San Francisco International Airport.
PHOENIX-A local developer is in Florida today to complete his $87-million purchase of the professional hockey team the Phoenix Coyotes, but the sale is contingent upon the vote of 30 NHL owners.
NEW ROCHELLE, NY-eLECT Communications reports it has acquired the former Lillian Vernon Call Center building at 543 Main St. Downtown for $1.5 million where the company will eventually employ 250 workers.
IRVINE, CA-Local developer, manager and builder of commercial and residential real estate throughout the western United States sells a newly built, premier multifamily property in north San Diego County.
NEW BRUNSWICK, NJ-Cool Cities program will marry the financial resources of Fannie Mae, PSE&G and the State of New Jersey. Seven urban centers are targeted.
SAN DIEGO-Johnson & Jennings General Contracting begins work on renovation of a building for eHNC Software in the city's booming Sorrento Mesa area.
AUSTIN-Year-end investments net $15 million for QuickArrow, one of the state capital's growing software providers. Three local capital investment groups participate in the second-round funding.
BOCA RATON, FL-This affluent community of 70,000 residents with an average household income of $118,548 will be the hub of the next Silicon Valley, Scott Ellington, executive director of FAU Research Corp and Research Park, tells GlobeSt.com.