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HOUSTON-The Principal Financial Group of Des Moines buys a two-building portfolio, totaling 300,000 sf, from Archon Financial. The city's improving office market is giving the city more luster in investors' eyes.
RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC-Warehouse and industrial construction in the Triangle is starting to shift eastward toward Garner and East Raleigh from its current stronghold around Research Triangle Park.
DENVER-In a surprise move, Atlanta-based Post Properties Inc. has withdrawn its $14 million bid to buy East Village, a controversial low-income apartment complex east of Denver's central business district. The subsidized housing complex is across the street from Post's $100 million, luxury apartment project.
ORLANDO-The Bentonville, AR-based retailer pays MetroWest Land Development Co. about $293,480 per acre or $6.74 psf for a 25-acre tract to build a 229,000-sf prototype structure in southwest Orlando.
ORLANDO-The facility's $748 million addition will grow the structure to 2.1 million square feet of exhibit space by 2003 and make it more competitive with Las Vegas, Atlanta and Chicago.
DOUGLASVILLE, GA-Dawn Foods Products is looking at a March opening for its new 35,000-sf manufacturing plant under construction on 17 acres in Douglasville, about 20 miles west of Atlanta. The estimated construction cost of the structure is $1.75 million.