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DALLAS-REpipeline is down to the finish line for one of two critical pieces of technology for its one-stop shop goal. First comes online conferencing and then e-contracts. Meanwhile, it's screening 150 IT companies for future buys.
PHOENIX-Tenants of a 200,000-sf office project under development in north Scottsdale will look out over the verdant greens of the course where the Phoenix Open is played every January.
ORANGE, CA-Ever mindful of the historical nature of the city, Chapman University's "Millenium Campaign" seeks to provide greater educational opportunities for its students through construction of new buildings on campus.
CASA GRANDE-The gaggles of snowbirds that arrive in Arizona in their RVs each and every winter are increasingly going past metropolitan Phoenix and nesting in more rural areas like Casa Grande.
COLUMBIA, SC-A new $130 million contract calls for South Carolina Electric to provide the growing needs for its largest customer, the Orangeburg Department of Public Utilities. Columbia is 100 miles south of Downtown Charlotte.
BEAVERTON, OR-The Atlanta-based retailer, which wanted to build a 105,500-sf store, will appeal the commission's decision to the Beaverton City Council. The appeal probably will be considered by the City Council on May 14.
LOS ANGELES-In a move calculated to keep the state's second-largest utility solvent, California Gov. Gray Davis has offered to buy SoCal Edison's transmission grid for $2.76 billion.
DALLAS-The Dallas-Ft. Worth multifamily market is becoming a property owner's nirvana. Occupancy and rent will remain healthy as long as construction creeps at its present pace, says M/PF Research in its latest analysis.
ANAHEIM, CA-The most recent report released by Voit Commercial Brokerage suggests that the county's industrial market is softening, but activity remains strong.