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BOSTON-The state Inspector General's office has released a report severely criticizing Big Dig officials, claiming they had known for years that the most costly and complex urban highway project in US history was well over budget.
BOSTON-CRESA Partners/Boston reports that Marilyn Rubbico and Ryan Hawley have joined the firm as vice president and associate respectively. In addition to providing data, Rubbico will act as a broker in the Route 128 North submarket.
SAN ANTONIO-Retail rental rates have finally leveled off after a long escalation period. The playing field's been tempered by new construction, which for awhile could barely keep pace with demand. But there's no standstill; more product is coming.
ST. PAUL, MN-General contractor McGough Construction did a similar job at Basilica of St. Mary in Minneapolis. Completion of the difficult project on the 86-year-old structure is not expected until late 2003.
KANSAS CITY-CB Richard Ellis takes over the listing for ComFacs' Kansas City Telecommunications Building at 500 E. Third St. Downtown from Colliers Turley Martin Tucker, which admits it had too many other commitments.
DALLAS-Greenbriar Corp., a seniors community operator, is moving into leased space in mid-April to Centura Tower after selling its 25,509-sf Addison headquarters. New tenants also are headed to Pacific Center II and Belt Line Place.
SAN DIEGO-A lethal combination of over-regulation and NIMBYism is hobbling attempts to solve California's escalating housing crisis, according to builders.
SAN DIEGO-Tour guide Sam Minsker, who enthralled millions with his street-level knowledge of the city over four decades, has died from a brain hemorrhage at the age of 73. Mayors and maids, pedestrians and even presidents knew him simply as
HOUSTON-Setting an 800,000-pound truss is a feat to behold. The task has fallen to construction crews at the under-construction Reliant Stadium, a two million sf undertaking. To date, the stadium is 35% complete, with the truss being the largest piece of steel to be set.