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DALLAS-It's time to move out of an executive suite and into a full-fledged office, says Cambridge Silicon Radio. The UK high-tech company is unboxing its belongings at One University Place in Richardson's Telecom Corridor as a result of recent five-year signing.
SEATTLE-According to a recent survey by CB Richard Ellis, the industrial market is definitely catching its breath from a two-year run of big-time demand. The vacancy rate for the region rose to 4.46%, compared to 3.04% the last quarter of 2000.
FERNDALE, MI-A boulevard could expand the Woodward Avenue area's business potential at least four times what it is now with the Eight Mile Road overpass, the city manager says.
PORTLAND-The Wards locations are at Clackamas Town Center and the Rogue Valley Mall in Medford, where Meier & Frank already has department stores, allowing the department store to separate out some of its categories.
INDIANAPOLIS- Duke-Weeks Realty Corp. sells more than 2.6 million sf of industrial properties and 281,000 sf of suburban office properties in the first quarter at a stabilized capitalization rate of 9.7%.
NEW YORK CITY-This is the latest move by the firm to expand its presence in the East. Last year it acquired real estate operations in Hong Kong, China, Thailand and Japan.
ORLANDO-Bob Vander Wiede, son-in-law of billionaire team owner Richard DeVos, acknowledges in a private meeting with a daily newspaper's executives his father-in-law's $10.5 million figure to help build a $250 million basketball arena was just a feeler.
LIVONIA, MI-Michigan areas receive high-tech designation and more dollars for development. However, Gov. John Engler is criticized for the programs. A group says the governor's office is illegally using tax dollars for business use.
MINNEAPOLIS-E*Trade also signs an exclusive deal with Target for 1,000 in-store ATMs. The 20 E*Trade Zones, about 400 sf each, come after a successful experiment in a Roswell, GA SuperTarget.
PORTLAND-The troubled furniture retailer is auctioning off leaseholds for 271 of its namesake stores across the nation. In Oregon, five stores and a distribution center are available. Bids are due next week and the auction is set for April 26.