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KANSAS CITY-American Micro is moving to the east side of downtown after 23 years at 450 E. Fourth St. They will triple their space by moving to 1933 Troost Ave.
WASHINGTON, DC-Fannie Mae will again be redeeming the principal amounts indicated on a security issue this month. The redemption date is listed as Feb. 22 of this year.
CHICAGO-The bond issue will help the corporate catering firm expand and consolidate production facilities at 200 N. Artesian Ave. on the city's Near West Side. The company also operates four other firms.
DALLAS-The one-year-old Onyx Property Co. is making its move from managing assets to developing its own. Onyx partners, well known in the commercial real estate community, have bought land in the Telecom Corridor for dual business centers.
PALO ALTO, CA-Locally-based Meridian Property Company, a recently founded commercial real estate company, hires Richard Zalatoris to lead its aggressive effort to become a major added-value player in the Bay Area commercial real estate market.
FRANKLIN, MA-SMTC moves into a 150,000-sf fully equipped facility here. The electronic manufacturing services provider is looking to expand its presence in the New England area.
SAN FRANCISCO-Scott Harper is overseeing office leasing, investment sales and market research and analysis for the company's local office. Harper spent six years with Whitney Cressman. Prior to that, Harper spent three-and-a-half years at Knowlton Realty.
CHARLOTTE-The locally based provider of Internet software tools for commercial real estate companies, has recruited David Strause from Lat Purser & Associates as senior real estate e-commerce manager.
REDMOND, WA-The last of Metzler North America's $107 million, four-building development here is open. Begun in 1999 and built in two phases, the project is occupied entirely by locally based Microsoft Corp.
PHOENIX-In what is a sure sign that Downtown still lacks enough round-the-clock residents to be vibrant, a Downtown mixed-use development plans to begin converting more than 50,000-sf of retail space into offices.