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AUSTIN-Four Trammell Crow employees, representing a combined 62 years of commercial real estate experience, have been promoted to principals in the Austin office. Promotions have gone to Jamil Alam, Becky Heston, Charlie Northington and Kelly Shaw.
KIAMESHA LAKE, NY-After a contentious few weeks, developer Louis Cappelli's firm is back on track to begin construction on the redevelopment of the Concord Resort and Golf Club by late April or early May.
HILLSBORO, OR-In two transactions toward the end of a very profitable 2000, the maker of semiconductor test equipment quietly acquires the two office buildings it was leasing from PacTrust in Five Oaks West and 36.24 acres of expansion land.
BRIGHTON, MI-Atwell-Hicks, an environmental research firm, enlists the aid of Kirt M. Andersen, previously a civil engineer at Dietrich Bailey & Associates, where he worked on municipal projects in Burlington, NC.
WASHINGTON, DC-Carr Capital Corp. brokers $3.4 million re-financing at 7.27% for a 32,011-sf office building in Cascades Executive Center on South Lakes Drive for an affiliate of the Reston, VA-based Walker & Co.
ORLANDO-After sitting on the sidelines for 15 years, the 2,700-acre International Corporate Park is jogging onto metro Orlando's 92 million-sf industrial turf big time by kicking off design work on a $17 million connector road linking main transportation arteries to the property. The road will take three years to permit and build.
DENVER-It's time to move on an affordable housing plan, says Forest City Stapleton. Its project at the former airport promises to deliver more affordable units than any other developer.
HOUSTON-Grubb & Ellis brokers say it's going to be a good year in Houston, particularly in the CBD. Construction costs are down, rents are comfortable and projects are on the table or coming out of the ground.
QUINCY, MA-State Street Corp. expands its eight-building campus here by leasing an additional 235,000 sf of space. The company also plans to lease space in the skyscraper being built near south Station in Boston.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The broker has had a major impact on the New Jersey market since its entry just last year, and a rash of deals at the 2000/2001 crossroads only made that impact more clear.