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WASHINGTON, DC-Zethus' online leasing and property management tools, scheduled to launch by June and backed by the Goldman Sachs Group, are aimed at tenants, owners and managers of commercial real estate.
KANSAS CITY-The Jackson County legislature accepts $1.2 million from the chief architect to settle part of a claim that had been filed against Abend Singleton Associates, now ASAI Architecture.
SAN JOSE-Facing a downtown parking shortage and new development that will exacerbate the situation, the San Jose City Council unanimously approved a 775-space garage anchored by retail space and topped with a banquet facility.
HOUSTON-A second Suburban Lodge has opened in Houston and more are sure to follow, says a franchise partner who had helped the chain get up and running in 1987. It might be Houston's second, but it's the seventh for him and his development partner.
ALAMEDA, CA-The struggling electronics retailer has given up its San Francisco digs in favor of cheaper rents across the Bay. Good Guys will move its 140 workers into a new 31,000-sf office next month.
DENVER-Nortel Networks will occupy 83,000 sf in Peakview Tower, the city's newest class-A office project. More deals are expected to break soon, with all eyes on a 50% occupancy level by week's end for the $40-million tower.
DALLAS-A suburban population explosion, particularly north and east of Dallas, is sparking a building boom for more than just multifamily and single-family markets. With it comes a health-care demand that is driving rapid-fire construction.
DALLAS-A recent wave of promotions and new hires has come down the pike for metroplex corporations. WorkPlaceUSA takes the lead in the number of management shifts, promoting four to VP roles.
GRAND RAPIDS, MI-A subsidiary of Jack Loeks Theaters plans to create an entertainment park with retail, an IMAX theater and office space on a 40-acre site at Knapp and the East Beltline.