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SPRINGFIELD, OR-The company's existing area operations consist of 160,000 sf of leased space in five seperate buildings near in downtown Eugene, Springfield's better-known neighbor to the west. Two of the buildings are former department stores that Symantec connected with a skybridge.
SACRAMENTO-Gov. Gray Davis asks California commercial and residential owners to cut back on power consumption 7% by turning out lights when a room is empty or shutting computers off when not in use.
AUSTIN-Noted architect Antoine Predock will be unveiling his $37-million design of the proposed Austin City Hall. The first of several presentations this week takes place from 7 to 9 p.m. at Austin Energy's Town Lake Center.
PLEASANTON, CA-Wente Brothers is now proposing a plan that would allow them to rebuild the winery and use the building for storage space and tasting room, and eventually a full-blown winery operation.
AUSTIN-A state capital-based communications service provider is headed to Colorado Springs, CO to set up its second location in 10,000 sf. Ineto plans to split its workforce between Austin and Colorado Springs.
PHOENIX-The first of dozens of supermarkets up for sale in Arizona have been taken off the market, with the purchase of 11 of them by Safeway. Forty more are on the chopping block.
CEDAR PARK, TX-A 67,000-sf Randall's supermarket will anchor a neighborhood retail center that's on the drawing boards for Trammell Crow. TCC has just bought almost 14 acres for the project, which could build out to nearly 150,000 sf.
CHICAGO-AMLI's Windham Lakes Business Park in southwest suburban Romeoville, CMD Industrial Park in west suburban Itasca and an industrial building in southwest suburban Chicago Ridge have two new leases and two renewals.
LOS ANGELES-Jack Kyser, chief economist for the LA County Economic Development Corp., says the region will keep growing in 2001--just not as fast as last year.