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PORTLAND-The $100 million in bonds taken out by the city will be paid off by a 2.5% additional tax on hotel and car rental receipts that also will fund an expansion of Downtown's Fareless Square and renovations to the Center for the Performing Arts and PGE Park.
HOUSTON-Fewer new apartments will boost rents in Houston, now lagging behind the national average by 3%, says Dallas-based M/PF Research's quarterly apartment report. The metro's average rent now totals $638, with the exception of areas like the Galleria and West Inner Loop.
BATAVIA, IL-Home and garden products supplier Suncast Corp. is moving into a new 715,000-sf distribution center in this far western suburb of Chicago on a 45-acre site near Fabyan and Paramount Parkways.
SAN FRANCISCO-The annual real estate conference, to be hosted here, will feature more than 60 speakers, 100 exhibits and the latest technology for real estate professionals.
EDINA, MN-The 96,000-sf office building is part of a mixed-use development in this Minneapolis suburb. Leasing has begun on the 96,000-sf, three-story Class A office building at Highway 100 and 50th Street.
DENVER-With three lifestyle retail centers in full swing in other states, Memphis-based Poag & McEwen is tackling the Denver area. A 280,000-sf project is in the works for Littleton, the first major development at a light rail stop.
LAWRENCE, KS-Grubb & Ellis/The Winbury Group opens a new office here, expanding from its Kansas City base. Three former members of Stephens Real Estate here will serve industrial, office and retail properties.
PHOENIX-Many snowbirds landing in the Valley in search of sunshine are trading in their gypsy lifestyle in RVs for more permanent accommodations, reports researchers at ASU.
NEW YORK CITY-In the Blue Room on Friday, Feb. 2, Mayor Giuliani signed Introductory Numbers 863 and 873 into law. The first increases credits and exemptions for commercial tenants and the second asks for another Empire Zone.