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DENVER-The brokerage house that was once bullish on job growth here has hired Noon & Co. to find a buyer for its two-building campus on 33 acres in Douglas County. The sales price could top $50 million, experts believe.
DES MOINES, WA-Highline Community College has selected Northwest Architectural Co. of Seattle and Opsis Architecture of Portland to help construct its new student union.
PORTLAND-A few months after real estate investor Barry Menashe pays $4.35 million for 100,000-sf of retail space on 10.3 acres at SE 82nd and Division, Portland Community College mentions eminent domain and now will be taking it off his hands for more than $5.7 million.
EDINA, MN-The interior tries to achieve the ambience of a California home in the '60s with upholstered couches and chairs, credenza, lamps and coffee tables.
HOUSTON-Georgantis & Walters LP is moving to a ninth-floor office in Houston CBD's historic Esperson Buildings. Urban legend has it that the ghost of Mellie Esperson saunters the floors of two-building complex.
LOS ANGELES-Morgan Realty agrees to buy eight-acre parcel next to Southern California Institute of Architecture to build live-work condos. The for-sale project would be unusual for CBD, where most developments are geared toward renters instead.
PHOENIX-Hamstra Builders of Wheatfield, IN has its team in place for its first Arizona project. The in-town project, set to kick off in July 2002, calls for a three-story, 120,00-sf building that will be leased long term to the VA.
BELLEVUE, WA-John Howie is opening Seastar Restaurant and Raw Bar in Civica Office Commons, a new two-tower, 300,000-sf development in Downtown Bellevue owned by Schnitzer Northwest. The 8,000 SF lease completes the lease-up of Civica's retail space.
LOS ANGELES-In Downtown's largest lease of the year, Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP takes 208,847 sf at the once-troubled Arco Plaza. Part of the project will be renamed Paul Hastings Tower.
NEW YORK CITY-Less than an hour after the final papers were signed, a development dream team led by Governor George Pataki unveiled the design for the 1.5million-sf New York Times headquarters soon to tower over Eighth Avenue.