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LOS ANGELES-Government officials move in on Rotary Rocket Co., the Mojave-based firm partially financed by novelist Tom Clancy that is trying to build a reusable spaceship, after the company failed to pay its property taxes.
DELRAY BEACH, FL-The developer bought the 4.6-acre site from the city's Community Redevelopment Agency for $1.3 million or $282,605 per acre ($6.49 per sf). The residential side's 59 units are priced from $130,000.
IRVINE, CA-The Bascom Group has closed escrow on three apartment complexes, all located in the city of West Covina. The company buys multifamily and industrial product throughout Southern California.
DENVER-Two local investors are on the right track to take over a 31-story, 460,000-sf tower that's been standing empty for three years. DHG Finance has kicked in $13.6 million to buy out Starwood Hotels & Resorts' interest.
PISCATAWAY, NJ-American Standard Cos. Inc. has announced today (Dec. 28) that it will close one manufacturing plant and lay off 1,200 people in an effort to implement an operational consolidation and streamlining plan.
BOSTON-Despite increasingly wary lenders, InterCapital Partners secures financing for a luxury condo building next door to the Prudential Center here. The 65-unit project is now reportedly fully financed.
DENVER-The banking business is thriving in Denver, where three major banks have 12 branch offices on the drawing boards for suburban expansions. Wells Fargo & Co. has its sights on nine new offices for the region.
LOS ANGELES-Owners and developers of retail property in LA County and other parts of Southern California may be in for some tough sledding in 2001, as the growth in taxable sales slows and tenants find it harder to make ends meet.