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CAMBRIDGE, MA-The business community here is worried about a citywide petition that proposes rezoning 17 districts as exclusively residential. The petition would also reduce FAR zones.
NOVATO, CA-Pru Real Estate Investors will now hold a majority share of the $100-million, 500,000-sf project started by Barker Pacific Group, now the minority partner. The first hanger completed is leasing up at $34 per sf.
DENVER-The State Board of Land Commissioners has cut a $13.7-million deal with Transwestern to buy the Governors Center II office tower. The seller is reaping $1.9 million after just two years of ownership.
TUSTIN, CA-The City Council at its next meeting will consider an amendment to the General Plan that would put a proposed reuse plan for the former Marine Corps Air Station into action.
LANSING, MI-Six communities make their tax abatement zones larger, and seven ask for more time for their zones, which have a significant track record in promoting development and job growth.
AURORA, CO-The national headquarters of the National Cattlemen's Association will be part of the Eagle Bend Campus, which promises to deliver 500,000 sf. The association plans to consolidate Colorado and Chicago offices with the pact.
PHOENIX-The industrial market remains as robust as ever, with net absorption on track to total as much as 11 million sf and the vacancy rate expected to remain steady through the rest of the year.
MINNEAPOLIS - The pro football team and the university team both want out of the Metrodome, and both cite the need for increased revenues, so they're joining forces to look into building something new.