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PHOENIX-Downtown may have moved itself into the lead position in the race to land a new $335-million stadium for the Arizona Cardinals after boosters released figures showing that it would take less than $3 million in public funds to ready the site.
PHOENIX-Jennings, Strouss & Salmon takes 75,000 sf at recently completed Collier Center, will relocate from nearby One Renaissance Square next fall.
SAN JOSE-Under a plan by the San Jose Redevelopment Agency, five locations that are now parking lots lining First and Second streets will become shops, restaurants, offices, hotels and apartments.
PHOENIX- Arizona's top resort hotel--and one of the best in the nation--has been sold by billionaire H. Wayne Huizenga to a California-based hotel chain.
SAN FRANCISCO-Bank of America, International Business Machines and Prudential Insurance Co. are now minority owners of the online real estate services startup NetStruxr Inc., guaranteeing the company some $3 billion in annual transaction volume.
SPOKANE, WA-An area in the central business district wired with high-speed Internet access and high-capacity fiber-optic cable has attracted more than 20 technology-based businesses to Downtown Spokane in the past few years.
SANTA CLARA, CA-At the beginning of this year, the publicly-traded maker of fiber optic products consisted of a 15,000-sf manufacturing facility here. By mid-2001, it expects to control some 234,000 sf.
AUSTIN-NetSolve, a CarrAmerica provider, is planning for a spring move into 78,000-sf at Amber Oaks Corporate Office Park. The space will supplement, not replace, 70,000 sf of office quarters at Riata Trace Parkway.
WASHINGTON, DC-The Freedom Forum has closed a $100-million deal with the city to purchase land at the northeast corner of Pennsylvania Ave. and 6th St. NW to move the forum and an interactive news museum here.