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PORT ANGELES-A public hearing will be held this month to determine the outcome of a Department of Natural Resources proposal for a land swap with the Port of Port Angeles that would pave the way for building a new hotel.
FREEHOLD, NJ-The new 43,000-sf facility will house several of Monmouth County's agricultural offices, vo-tech administrative offices and other operations when it opens in about a year.
SEATTLE-The first phase of the expansion, supported by a $59.3 million capital campaign, will result in an 88,000-square-foot addition at the north end of the Museum's existing campus. The so-called Personal Courage Wing will open in the spring of 2004.
MANASSAS, VA-Prince William County Judicial Center will undergo a $9 million expansion and upgrade that will increase its current 129,000-sf structure by 48,000 sf. Tucon Construction is the contractor on the project, which was designed by architecture firm Moseley, Harris & McClintock.
NEW YORK CITY-Employees at the real estate industry magazine and Web site confirm that it will cease operations Tuesday, after less than three years in business.
PHILADELPHIA-Excavation begins on the new baseball-only venue. The 43,000-seat, natural-grass venue has been configured to give maximize views of the city skyline. First pitch will be thrown in 2004.
MOORPARK, CA-Ventura County developer Grand Moorpark LLC plans to begin work on the 48,000-sf two-story medical and office building by September of this year, with a completion date scheduled for the end of the second quarter 2003.
BOSTON-A $9.6-million bridge loan is arranged for Le Jardin Condominiums at 250 Boylston St. The project consists of eight luxury residential units and a retail unit and is located between the Four Seasons Hotel and The Heritage on The Garden overlooking the Boston Public Garden.
AUSTIN-HNTB Corp., a Kansas City, MO-based multidisciplinary firm, looked and then stayed put after latching onto about double the office space at its existing address. The architecture, engineering and planning firm is taking the stairs at Southpark One.