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KANSAS CITY-Dennis Lindsey is named president and David Lindsey manager of the land survey department. The engineering and survey firm also hires Edward Dannewitz, Alan Michels and Marion Paulette.
DOWNERS GROVE, IL-After building two telecom hotels in Phoenix, a joint venture involving Skokie,IL-based the Alter Group and Sterling Capital Ltd. has plans here, as well as in Indianapolis and Durham, NC.
SEATTLE, WA-The Lofts on Summit will contain nine units averaging 1,292 sf. The units will be marketed for about $375/sf, or between $300,000 and $800,000 per unit. The developer is Dan Duffus.
KANSAS CITY-New electrical project engineer Mike Fiser and CADD coordinator Joseph Dorn have been assigned to the Lambeau Field renovation project in Green Bay, WI. Two other new hires were added to Ellerbe Becket's staff.
HARRISON, NJ-Developer Advance Realty Group will have responsibility for much of a 100-acre site along the Passaic River. The master plan calls for a mix of office, retail and housing.
MIAMI-The partnership expects to capitalize on Bulgari's reputation as a luxury provider of jewels and perfume to build a classy portfolio of seven, five-star hotels at a cost of about $380,000 per room. The joint venture is budgeting $800 million for initial development costs over the next five years.
CHULA VISTA, CA-Park Plaza at The Village, a 55,014-sf office/retail project has been sold for $7.2 million. This complex is a key part of the city's effort to recreate a village-style ambiance in downtown.
OAK PARK, IL-Plans for an 87-unit residential development with 6,000 sf of retail space and 522-car garage is held up by a dispute between the developers and a hot dog stand owner. Village officials threaten to use eminent domain powers.