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SAN DIEGO-Nielsen Dillingham Builders has begun construction of a $21 million expansion of Sharp Memorial Hospital. When finished, the five-story facility will house cancer care and other treatment centers.
PORTLAND-GlobeSt.com caught up with local developer David Parr the day after he closed on the acquisition of the Downtown Nordstrom Building to discuss the long-term future of the well-located property.
BLOOMINGTON, MN-Shefali Gori has worked for Trammell Crow, as well as several Twin Cities architectural firms. She joins construction management division as a space planner in the design group.
ORLANDO-Yes, says David W. Marks, president, Marketplace Advisors Inc., Orlando. No, says John M. Crossman, senior vice president/retail, Trammell Crow Co., Orlando. The brokers, each with 20 years of retail background, explain their views to GlobeSt.com in this exclusive article.
ORLANDO-Yes, says David W. Marks, president, Marketplace Advisors Inc., Orlando. No, says John M. Crossman, senior vice president/retail, Trammell Crow Co., Orlando. The brokers, each with 20 years of retail background, explain their views to GlobeSt.com in this exclusive article.
DALLAS-Fifteen dormant acres in a Dallas wholesale strip are being whipped into shape for a 210,00-sf retail project and up to a 150-room hotel. Before a month passes, a permit should be in hand and a general contractor on board for an immediate construction start.
SAN DIEGO-A 117-year-old architecture school signs a long-term lease for its rapidly growing local program. The lease is for a 33,000-sf building near the Gaslamp Quarter.
IRVING, TX-The University of Dallas retains an internationally acclaimed architect to work with Dallas-based Brown Reynolds Watford in designing a 100,000-sf signature building to its 220-acre campus. The $20-million project breaks ground in late fall 2002.
ARLINGTON, VA-The Bethesda, MD-based real estate company says it sought and received extensive community and government support in developing the plans for this 293-unit project.
ATLANTA-Jeff Hutchings, former director of client services for locally based Miller Richmond Co., has 20 years of experience in the Atlanta commercial architecture industry and brokerage services.