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VANCOUVER, WA-Mayors from nine area cities met here to develop strategies for providing affordable housing. The region is now ranked 25th least affordable among 192 US cities, according to a report by National Home Builders Association.
AUSTIN-TestChip Technologies is expanding its north Austin operation, taking more space amid plans to beef up its 35-employee staff. The corporation, headquartered at 2600 Technology Dr. in Plano, had opened the Austin office a little over a year ago.
DENVER-The hotel union is rallying voters for a referendum since city council has refused to silence Hyatt during member recruiting. At stake is a $55.3-million subsidy that council has OK'd for the hotel project developer.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A Newport Beach-based developer finishes the 817,750-sf complex, one of the largest single structures ever built in Southern California.
AUSTIN-The nation's fastest-growing health fitness chain has targeted Austin as part of a multi-million-dollar expansion and its inroad to the Texas market. There's the usual workout equipment as well as waterslides, indoor climbing walls, caverns and free childcare.
HOUSTON-Katrina Plank is headed to Denver, where she will be the new vice president and development partner for The Morgan Group. Denver is one of the luxury apartment developer's key markets.
BAINBRIDGE ISLAND, WA-The family-owned Joshua Green Company, named after the Seattle Pioneer, has added three Bainbridge retail and office properties to its holdings in Washington. The ticket for the portfolio purchase was $15.6 million.
FOXBORO, MA-Creative financing on the part of New England Patriots team owner Robert Kraft has enabled him to fully privately finance the building of a new $350-million football stadium here.
DALLAS-Duke-Weeks Dallas team has just kicked off another Freeport distribution center. The 560,000-sf undertaking makes No. 9. And the team's lead executive says the projects will just keep coming until it runs out of land or Roman numerals.