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HOUSTON-Parsons Construction Services is having a winning season, with its Exxon Mobil Syngas complex taking another top honor for project excellence. The National Associated Builders and Contractors has followed the lead of its Houston chapter in handing out kudos.
AUSTIN-Live Oak Development is ending this year with a new beginning--a 125,000-sf office project that has broken ground in the past six days. Ft. Worth-based Carter & Burgess has signed for 60,000 sf for its Austin operation.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-The African Evangelical Church of Arlington has secured a building and adjoining land in two transactions, handled by Henry S. Miller Commercial. It's the first step toward a new church for the parish.
WHITE PLAINS-Clifford Chance Rogers & Wells LLP, an international law firm with 29 offices worldwide, has signed a lease for a new branch office at 10 Bank St. Downtown.
AUGUSTA, GA-After nearly 30 years, the 17-county agency is moving its headquarters to 10,000 sf of more accessible space at the seven-acre River Watch Center office/warehouse complex, just outside Interstate 20.
SAN FRANCISCO-SKS has selected the Hayward-based software company to provide it with project collaboration software that will help the developer complete the 350 Rhode Island project on time and within budget.
ATLANTA-The country's largest direct-mail marketing company will move its metro area processing center in April from its current 115,000 sf location in Fulton County to a 144,500-sf headquarters structure at Riverside Business Park.
CHARLOTTE-The locally-based, 50-person firm is concentrating on multifamily development here and in the Research Triangle. An 80,250-sf building went for $3.15 million. The second 60,180-sf, two-building structure sold for $4.65 million.
PHOENIX-Wal-Mart is tired and isn't taking it anymore. One day after a suburb of Phoenix passed an ordinance against big box retailers, Wal-Mart has hired the former Arizona attorney general to go to battle.