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ALISO VIEJO, CA-Owner of commercial and multifamily properties throughout California and Colorado has recognized key players for the firm's future growth.
ST. PAUL-Retail experts see the city's $6.3-million subsidy as a good investment, pointing out other cities such as Minneapolis have spent much more to retain or attract department store. Little retail is left Downtown.
CHARLOTTE-Considered somewhat unconventional in real estate circles, local developer Jim Gross is telling the city he's the right man to take on the old convention center.
ARLINGTON, TX-City council members now have until Jan. 23 to take a stand on stringent big box regulations that are certain to add to construction costs. The ordinance has had to be re-advertised, but so far council has voiced no concerns to the city's planning office.
DETROIT-A tax surplus from fund created to build the Tigers' Comerica Park will be used to help develop the Pinnacle Aeropark, a 1,200-acre mixed use development plan
AUSTIN-The Real Estate Council of Austin has elected its 2001 officers. Jerry Winetroub will steer this year's activities for the 850-member organization.
OVERLAND PARK, KN-Morgan Hunter Companies is moving from leased space here to a 20,000-sf building at 7600 W. 110th St. Although its three subsidiaries will occupy most of the space, there's room for two tenants.
CHARLOTTE-With a new technology provider in its corner, the locally based financial services firm will expedite data to customers completing a loan application.
ATLANTA-Forsyth County and the Trust for Public Land bought Sawnee Mountain and the 295 acres on which it stands from various landowners for $6 million or $20,339 per acre. The purchase was made to preserve the mountain in the face of rapid development in one of the fastest growing counties in the nation. The mountain is 35 miles north of Downtown.
SUNNYVALE, CA-Construction is underway on three office buildings and a 380,000sf retail complex, in addition to plans that will see a mall expanded and two new apartment communities built.