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BERKELEY, CA-Rosen Consulting Group examines more than 850 leases and surveys companies representing 45,000 employees and 16 million sf of space to come up with a couple of different possibilities for vacancies and rates through 2005.
HILLSBORO, OR-The three-building, 46,968-sf Tanasbourne Center is scheduled for completion in September and is 95% preleased. It is one of three similarly successful projects the retail REIT is developing in the Portland area.
BALTIMORE, MD-After closing its $100-million securitization facility, MuniMae, through its subsidiary, Midland Mortgage, initiated a long-term credit enhancement through Fannie Mae. Its refinanced credit enhancement is on $80 million of existing securitization.
COSTA MESA, CA-With 22 years of experience in the construction and development fields, Albert M. Figone has worked for Legacy Partners Commercial Inc. and Haskell Constructors Ltd. before taking his latest position with Andrew L. Youngquist Construction.
ATLANTA-The locally based developer also added R. Dary Stone, president of Dallas-based Cousins Stone, to its board, and promoted two finance executives.
SALISBURY, NC-Entergy Power Generating Corp. is scheduling a ground-breaking for first quarter 2002 on a 118-acre site just west of Salisbury, NC and 50 miles northeast of Charlotte.
NEW YORK CITY-Canadian retailer John Fluevog has transplanted itself from SoHo to NoLita after out-bidding 11 other possible tenants for its 1,200 sf space in the Wah Kok Realty Corp.-owned space.
BOCA RATON, FL-The locally based owner of luxury resorts and other businesses reports mixed results in its latest earnings report, though the company continues to beat analysts' estimates for the fifth straight quarter.
WALL TWP.-The world's largest retailer will take a site that is owned by a convenience store chain, was once a drive-in theater and once considered by Home Depot for a store.