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AURORA, CO-There's light at the end of the tunnel for municipal workers now officing as much as five miles apart. Construction begins in the summer on a $70-million, 262,000-sf center that will put all workers under one roof for the first time.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-Orange County's largest real estate developer broke ground on its latest apartment community project in the Silicon Valley area, one the priciest apartment markets in the state. Completion of construction is expected by fall 2001.
TYSONS CORNER, VA-In a joint venture, Chicago-based Walton Street Capital and Atlantic Realty of Tysons Corner, the 440,000 sf Tycon Courthouse Buildings was purchased for an undisclosed amount. The courthouse is fully tenanted.
HOUSTON-CMC Realty Group of Houston is teaming with Dallas-based Today Realty Advisors on a 150,000-sf tech center in The Woodlands. The state-of-the-art project, bearing a June 2001 completion, is tailored to data and call centers.
SAN FRANCISCO-Peter Back, formerly director of construction management for SwigBurris Equities, is the new senior vice president. Bradford Tardy, most recently senior project manager for Charles Pankow Builders Ltd., is the company's new construction manager.
SEATTLE, WA-Don Milliken is adding condominiums atop a refurbished Safeway grocery store on Lower Queen Anne. Designing the project will be Portland-based Sienna Architecture, which is known for urban infill projects.
PHOENIX-Advanced Radio Telecom Corp.'s wireless broadband IP network is operational in the Phoenix area. The service boasts the ability to be up and running within 10 days--without cost to building owners.
SAN DIEGO-Another class A speculative office building--a 120,000-square-footer--will break ground in February at Kearny and Lankford's Scripps Northridge Corporate Center in Poway.
ALAMEDA, CA-"It's where most of our city's growth will take place in the future," says Alameda Mayor Ralph Appezato. "Situated on the bay, with outstanding view of San Francisco, it's some of the finest real estate in the Bay Area.