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CHARLOTTE-Cities in North Carolina's Piedmont, essentially the middle and most heavily populated part of the state, are competing among themselves and with other cities across the nation for convention deals.
HOUSTON-It's just a waiting game for Russel Metals Inc., which is seeking regulatory approval to take over the 108-year-old Pitt-Des Moines' Steel Service Center Operations. Patience in the acquisition field is paying off, says Russel Steel's president.
PHOENIX-Paying the highest price per unit ever seen in the West Valley, a Chicago investor has purchased an apartment complex in Avondale for more than $71,700 per unit.
DEERFIELD BEACH, FL-Quorum Business Center purchased the 60,920-sf structure at 602 S. Military Trail here for $4.88 million or $80.16 per sf, the highest price the asset has commanded since going up in 1983. Deerfield Beach is 40 miles north of Downtown Miami.
FLORHAM PARK, NJ -The company's multifamily residential holdings continue to expand both within the New Jersey and beyond its borders. Its portfolio now amounts to more than 20,000 apartments.
DENVER-One of the nation's largest manufactured homebuilders is rewarding its shareholders of record as of Dec. 15. A fourth-quarter dividend of .515-cents per share will be distributed Dec. 29.
ISSAQUAH, WA-In response to the emergency situation, the City of Seattle has offered up to one million gallons a day to meet the needs of Issaquah and the neighboring Sammamish Plateau.
LOS ANGELES-Leaders of many of the nation's most successful commercial real estate companies will speak at high-profile 'Outlook' program in Los Angeles. More than 1,000 pros from and across the United States to attend.
WASHINGTON, DC-A market research and consulting firm has found that technology infrastructure does make a difference in the value of office space. Those owners who make the tech grade will see the rewards.