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NEWARK-In the latest twist in the saga of building a new Downtown sports venue for the NBA Nets and NHL Devils, their owner has drawn a line in the sand, and expects the project to get done.
DENVER-The city's CBD has pulled the top spot for investment opportunities in a yearly review by New York City-based Integra Realty Resources. Denver also has ranked in the Top 10 in four other categories.
HOUSTON-Walden has expanded its IT contract with USOL Holdings. The beefed up pact will bring high-speed Internet connections to 2,000 Houston apartments in seven complexes.
CHARLOTTE-Wilton Connor expects to break ground this spring at Westlake Corporate Center where it already occupies about 1.5 million sf in seven buildings in and around the 306-acre business park.
VALHALLA, NY-Westchester County Executive Andrew Spano is lobbying state lawmakers in Albany to fund the development of a Biotechnology and Life Sciences Research Center at the Grasslands Campus here.
CHICAGO-The REIT that owns or manages 116 million sf of retail space in 146 shopping malls had 19 consecutive quarters of annualized double-digit growth until the last three months of 2000.
SAN FRANCISCO-After 18 months of construction, a new 252-room hotel has opened in the center of Fisherman's Wharf, providing travelers with easy access to Ghiradelli Square, Pier 39 and the Cannery.
ATLANTA-The $10.3-million purchase from Miami-based Schottenstein Realty Co. may trigger about $50 million in near-future acquisitions here, the New York-based investment company says.
PHOENIX-The apartment markets in Phoenix and Tucson are expected to remain stable in both cities as population growth and job creation help demand stay out in front of development.
PHOENIX-Following the money, PaineWebber has leased space in a new office building in Scottsdale, home to the highest average household-income level in the Valley.