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AUSTIN-A circuit design consulting firm will definitely renew its Oak Hill lease while eyeing more space to support its planned growth. The 2001 plan calls for more employees and perhaps a few acquisitions to fuel its market share.
ORANGE, CA-A broker from the local office of Lee & Associates represented both parties in a property transaction involving five freestanding buildings.
IRVINE, CA-The popular entertainment complex is adding 200,000 sf, a carousel and a 10-story high Ferris Wheel, all expected to be completed by next Thanksgiving.
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, FL-ERA Breese Craft Hensley handled 226 townhomes and single-family transactions, averaging $90,000 per unit, since opening its doors in June in this Orlando suburb, 10 miles north of Downtown. The firm projects $50 million in 2001 sales.
SAN ANTONIO-Luby's, a 220-cafeteria restaurant chain, has a new benefactor in Pappas Restaurants. The Pappas owners have secured 1.3 million Luby's shares in the wake of this week's reporting of a $2 million loss for its first fiscal quarter.
HOUSTON-The Associated General Contractors of America's Greater Houston Chapter is honoring a state-of-the-art medical research complex, totaling 42,000 sf. The Introgen complex near the Texas Medical Center is a boon for medical collaboration.
ORLANDO-The 141-bed, 334,000-sf Health Central in bedroom community Ocoee, FL, eight miles west of Downtown, won't increase its bed count but will give doctors more office space and increase areas for laboratory and radiology services. Construction is slated to start in April.
ATLANTA-D. Kristopher Miller of Ackerman & Co. is the newly-elected president of the Georgia chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties for 2001.
PLEASANTON, CA-The deal involves Tut issuing $2.9 million worth of common stock and options, paying off convertible notes in the amount of $650,000 plus accrued interest, and assuming liabilities of approximately $500,000.