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NEW YORK CITY-Nearly a year after the World Trade Center was destroyed by terrorist bombs, the agency charged with coordinating the redevelopment of Lower…
NEW YORK CITY-A narrow strip of land that would change the footprint of a new 7 World Trade Center building and restore the original street grid is being acquired by the state through its powers of eminent domain and transferred to the Port Authority.
WEST NEW YORK, NJ-The company's Riverside West will join 1,000 existing apartments in its 200-acre Port Imperial master-planned community on the Hudson River waterfront.
ATLANTA-The Charlotte-based architectural firm replaces Vernon Brannon, acting chief financial officer, with the permanent appointment of William S. Shropshire Jr. He comes from Dyersburg Corp., also in Charlotte. Brannon returns to operations at HLM.
SEATTLE-If the international architecture firm decides to stay put, it would still have to relocate temporarily so that necessary seismic upgrades can be completed to its main building, which means moving to another building permanently may actually be less of a hassle.
PHOENIX-The Sheraton's Wild Horse Pass and Westin Kierland are counting down the days for their grand openings. The 735-room Westin Kierland will unlock doors five months ahead of schedule.
LOS ANGELES, CA-Mid-Wilshire's biggest office landlord, Dr. David Lee, acquires his first Downtown property here with the purchase of the 150,000-sf Banco Popular building.
SEATTLE-The locally based international architecture firm is publicly testing the waters here en route to a new lease commitment of 100,000 sf or more. The lease at its current headquarters in Pioneer Square is up at the end of next year.
MIAMI-Harper, a Coral Gables, FL-based architecture firm that grossed $8.9 million last year, has acquired the 20-person Donahue & Co. design firm of Boca Raton, FL for an undisclosed amount.
SAN JOSE-The City of San Jose broke ground this week on a new 555,000-sf City Hall. The 18-story tower designed by award-winning architect Richard Meier will be ready for occupancy in 2005.