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FEDERAL WAY, WA-A restaurant, hotel, Evergreen Truck Stop and Flying J Travel Plaza, would need to be demolished to make way for the 250,000-sf retail complex, and at least one of the businesses doesn't want go just yet.
SAN DIEGO-A wireless communications firm is taking nearly 50,000 sf of space in Sorrento Valley, a hotbed for broadband and other telecommunications firms.
NEW YORK CITY-Cutting corners to cut costs can result in cleanup costs ranging from $25,000 to $250,000--and that's just for underground storage remediation. One legal eagle counts the ways owners blunder.
ATLANTA-Sellers of an 11-acre tract near the expanding Georgia World Congress Center and several other developments on the city's west side are leaving the price up to investors. Insignia/ESG is marketing the property.
ST. PAUL, MN-Work begins next month on the $10-million retail and parking development on Grand Avenue. Plans call for a 208-car ramp that can handle eight waiting cars to prevent traffic congestion.
LARCHMONT, NY-Hampton Oaks Shopping Center in Peekskill has been sold for $2.3 million to New Brunswick Office Investors of Great Neck, NY, according to the seller, HarborView Properties based here.
BATAVIA, IL - Home and garden manufacturer and distributor expands its current headquarters bringing the firm's total square footage to over 1.3 million sf.
DENVER-For two years, Linda Bush has guided Denver's SafeRent to success. Her efforts are rewarded as she moves from the presidency to the CEO's role for the IT provider of credit and risk management services for the multifamily industry.