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DENVER-The retail giant will give the Highlands Garden Village design review committee up to 30 days to review its plan for a 39,000-sf Neighborhood Market before it goes to the city planning department.
NEW YORK CITY-The architectural firm designed the landmark building it called home, but as asking rents ticked upwards of $80 per sf, it opted to find more affordable digs and chose a spot where the asking rate is $36 per sf.
MANSFIELD, TX-In an unusual plea to the brokerage community, the novice developer gets flooded with calls when brokers realize he owns a 2.5-acre hard corner and is planning a 19,000-sf project in one of the hottest retail corridors in the metroplex.
ARVADA, CO-Mike Stepner, a keynote speaker at the Colorado chapter of the Urban Land Institute's latest workshop on FasTracks, humorously suggested he was in the market for land along the Gold Line. Planning development around transit stops is key, the expert from San Diego says.
LA QUINTA, CA-Slated to encompass a total of 52,963 sf, this affordable housing community will provide a total of 80 apartment units for the senior community here. It is currently scheduled for a September completion.
HOUSTON-Test Inc., a supplier of wellhead equipment, systems and services, signs for an under-construction office/warehouse in the Avondale Business Park. The building should be ready to occupy in January 2005.
WASHINGTON, DC-The $90-million modernization of the Lafayette Building, an historic 500,000-sf office structure near the White House, moves forward with the US General Services Administration's selection of an architectural team consisting of DMJM Design/McClier and Flack + Kurtz to head up the design duties.
WASHINGTON, DC-Big money changes hands as a partnership involving Shorenstein Co. and real estate investor David Warner takes over ownership of the 330,000-sf trophy office building at 1111 Pennsylvania. It is rumored that the transaction is valued at approximately $156 million.
DENVER–Ray Suppa's 163-unit Waterside Lofts in Downtown, designed by Oz Architecture and Shears Adkins Architects, wins its third architectural award since 2001. None of the 163 floor plans in the 13-story building repeat.