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DENVER-Rep. Bob Beauprez, who developed real estate before being elected to Congress, spoke recently at a Signet Partners event, offering his thoughts on the economy and Colorado's controversial Referendum A, among other topics.
PORTLAND-The Art Institute of Portland expands its space for the third time, while new tenant PPM Energy Inc. is expected to occupy in August in the 270,000-sf mixed-use development built on the site of the former Blitz-Weinhard fermentation and packaging plant.
DALLAS-One deal fills half of an office vacated a year ago due to a law firm merger, with the tenant taking the 33-month balance plus a 2 1/2-year direct lease for Campbell Centre II. In Garland, Coates Aloe gets extra storage with a 30,000-sf sublease.
MONTGOMERY, TX-The office component is 75% pre-leased while the underground bunker, being converted for high-security data use, is 60% taken. Move-in to both components could begin in three months.
ROCKVILLE, MD-The Institute for Genomic Research joins The Institute for Biological Energy Alternatives and The Center for the Advancement of Genomics to lease space for a new 40,000-sf DNA sequencing facility. The organizations are choosing between two undisclosed buildings in Rockville.
HOUSTON-TradeSpark moves into 18,748 sf at 1301 Fannin, a class A CBD property that's now 90% occupied. The tenant is an energy brokerage consortium with Cantor Fitzgerald as a lead player. In light of 9/11, it was decided to expand locally.
HOUSTON-TradeSpark moves into 18,748 sf at 1301 Fannin, a class A CBD property that's now 90% occupied. The tenant is an energy brokerage consortium with Cantor Fitzgerald as a lead player. In light of 9/11, it was decided to expand locally.
PORTLAND-The Denmark-based manufacturer of wind-powered turbines intends to develop a 700,000-sf complex on 113-acres in the Port of Portland's Rivergate Industrial District. Meantime, the company is negotiating for temporary office space Downtown near its project designer, Portland-based Industrial Design & Construction.
PORTLAND-Organic grocer Whole Foods Market Wednesday morning became the first business in the Brewery Blocks to open its doors. The five-block redevelopment by Gerding Edlen Development is adding 1.7 million sf of office and retail space on the northwestern edge of Downtown Portland.
BOULDER, CO-The information technology company needs more space for its expanding client base and found it at W.W. Reynolds Co.'s property at 4750 Walnut St., allowing the firm to stay true to its name.