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PORTLAND-The three-story brick building is owned by Peter Nathan and family. Venerable Properties will oversee the estimated $5-million renovation, and is currently conducting a feasibility study for one or two additional stories.
TEMECULA, CA-The first phase to a $25-million destination resort, being developed by the Pechanga Band of Luiseno Indians, is on schedule for a fall 2002 delivery. The initial stage, kept quiet until now, will see some 700 workers on site at peak construction.
PHOENIX-SunAmerica Investments will break ground in August on a 1.1 million-sf office campus on 25 acres that it has owned for several years. Washington Park will feature on-site amenities such as retail and hotel as bait for Fortune 500 companies.
ATLANTA-The five-year-old, locally based architecture firm has $175 million of commercial work on the drawing boards including new categories such as health care, private sector and religious facility development.
LEEDS-Landmark Development Projects and St James Securities have won planning permission for a 30-storey mixed residential and commercial building at Victoria Road, close to Leeds railway station.
DALLAS-The first significant remodeling in nearly 20 years gets under way in August at the Downtown Dallas YMCA. The project is part of a $21.4-million capital improvement program that adds nine new Y's to the metroplex and upgrades 13 others.
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN-Welsh Charitable Foundation is spearheaded by Jean Kane, who recently was promoted to president. Such local organizations as Parents in Community Action and Sharing and Caring Hands will get funds.
NEW YORK CITY-The architect and developer, who together have created some of the most notable buildings in the US, were honored for their work at the Guggenheim Museum last night (July 12).