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CHICAGO-Graycor Construction is selected to coordinate the $1.1 million project at the Museum of Science and Industry, which will house a permanent vintage timepiece exhibit.
ATLANTA-Veteran developer Jim Cowart is partnering with longtime associate George C. Berkow in Cowart Berkow, a commercial-focused company. Another entity, Jim Cowart Residential will develop single-family suburban subdivisions under the management of John Schiavone, another Cowart colleague of long standing.
BOSTON-Local developers are concerned over a recent series of state-funded studies that evaluate the potential development in communities across the state. Developers contend that the studies are unrealistic and could provoke a backlash against building.
OAKLAND COUNTY, MI-Four new high-tech companies have expanded operations in the county, which will create 934 new jobs, more than half of them by directly by the companies.
NEW YORK CITY-After 25 years working on building prisons, Mary K. McHatton joins the construction company to help it develop proposals on criminal justice projects.
AUSTIN-MVP.com, chaired by John Elway, is benching 59 employees in Austin and Boulder, CO in a regional office shutdown. The online sporting goods company will consolidate offices to its Chicago headquarters.
WASHINGTON, DC-Southern Energy Inc. has paid Potomac Electric Power Company $2.75 billion, including permitted capital expenditures, for four power plants, an office site, and assorted assets throughout the region.
SEATTLE, WA-The project proposed along Westlake Avenue will include ten floors of office space, 237 condominiums, 1,100 parking spaces and 52,000 sf of community retail space.
HOUSTON-Kaiser Aluminum is in the midst of rebuilding and upgrading a Louisiana facility that sustained extensive damage in a 1999 explosion. Reconstruction costs are setting the Houston-based corporation back $275 million.