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HOUSTON-United Space Alliance has a new landlord, Pennington Chen Industries. The NASA program manager occupies the entire 128,894-sf, three-building complex at 1045 Gemini in Clear Lake.
MONTEREY, CA-The Chicago-based company has fellow Chicagoan Jones Lang LaSalle marketing the properties. The Monterey hotels represent a significant percentage of the city's oceanfront hotel rooms.
ATLANTA-Taylor & Mathis and Gaultney Development Co. plan to break ground by spring on the 240-acre Georgia Technology Center in Gwinnett County off Interstate 85, 30 miles northeast of Downtown.
LAS COLINAS, TX-Preliminary plans for a 600-acre New Urbanism traditional neighborhood in the heart of upscale Las Colinas is on the drawing boards. The town's development manager has retained the master artist of the planning trades to lead the way.
RICHFIELD, MN-A third lawsuit, also by Walser Automotive, is pending. It also challenges the retailer's attempt to build a $160-million corporate campus here. Walser is the lone holdout against developer Opus Northwest.
SAN JOSE, CA-The maker of fault-tolerant IP core routers for Internet service providers is relocating and expanding its headquarters into the speculative project by Mission West Properties from its current home in Cupertino, CA.
HOUSTON-Sonic Restaurants is kicking off a nationwide expansion to bring 25 to 30 new facilities on line this year. Houston's order calls for six to eight company-owned or franchise sites to open.
DALLAS-The state's health-care industry is prime picking grounds for a Minneapolis nonprofit that has bought five and is negotiating for possibly another six nursing centers. Dallas-based Malone Mortgage has arranged a first-round buy of slightly more than $28 million.
DETROIT-Commissioners want the new board to focus on expansion, contracts, including the $1.2-billion Northwest Midfield Terminal project. The job had been the committee on public services' jurisdiction.