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DETROIT-The suburb of Royal Oak, a member of the waste organization, says SOCRRA has no legal right to build and operate a $4.9-million, nine-hole course on a 140-acre landfill in Rochester Hills.
NEWPORT BEACH, CA-The latest report released by Marcus & Millichap expects construction of new space to continue, possibly flooding the market in the face of lower job growth, decreasing demand and rate of absorption.
HOUSTON-It's the state's fourth largest city and the nation's largest border town, but it's a daily struggle for a share of Texas prosperity. El Paso's distribution strength shines as Houston's PM Realty seals 289,600 sf for new tenants and old at a mid-1980s industrial park.
VALLEY CENTER, CA-Temporary casino plans to double in size, while Harrah's builds a permanent structure. The tribe must have its slots operational by state's May 15 deadline.
DENVER-Peter Neukirch has stepped down as president and CEO of the Southeast Business Partnership. Details are being worked out for a consulting position as the new appointee, a former Burbank, CA mayor and councilman, takes the reins.
CARROLLTON, TX-The Leather Center has the property now it's ready to start working on the plans for a 250,000-sf headquarters. Already Carrollton-based, the nationwide retailer is investing $12 million for land and construction to nearly double its space.
EDEN PRAIRIE, MN-The new agreements will double the number of franchises in the restaurant chain's first year. The ribs restaurant is branching out into Georgia, Tennessee, Ohio, West Virginia and Florida.
DUBLIN, CA-The manufacturer of measuring instruments will use the 9,000-sf metal building here as its new headquarters. It paid $160/sf. The seller was Aloha Management.
SAN ANTONIO-Two Texas cities and Phoenix are part of a $17-million construction project to support the expansion of Consolidated Freightways' Mexico division. The San Antonio-based CF Mexico will wrap up construction in February and March.