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WHITE PLAINS-United Corporate Services Inc. a corporate legal services company, has renewed its lease for 6,432 sf of space at Ten Bank St., Downtown, according to W&M Properties, the managing agent for the 220,000 sf property.
VANCOUVER, WA-H. Roger Qualman, a longtime partner with the Portland-based real estate services company, is assuming management of the company's Southwest Washington office, and expanding it as well in an attempt to capture more of the Clark County market.
MINNEAPOLIS - The Twin Cities-based RESoft has added wireless access to its real estate document system, which it says should benefit real estate professionals who need information on the go.
EATONTOWN, NJ-A phone service reseller has signed on to occupy space in an industrial park vacated by a tech firm in a deal brokered by the Schulz Organization.
BERKELEY, CA-Vectiv Corp., which recently secured $13 million in funding and launched its first product, graduated from San Francisco-based Campsix incubator and has relocated to its new digs in Berkeley.
SANTA ANA, CA-Local elementary schoolchildren will have an additional alternative school to attend in the fall now that the school district has purchased and will renovate a house and two office buildings in downtown.
OVERLAND PARK, KS-Nearly half the space has been leased thus far for the new physicians' office and outpatient surgical center. The facility is centered among four hospitals.
Washington, DC-The new officers of the Society of Industrial and Officer Realtors take office in January 2001. Stephen F. Blau of GMH Capital Partners is its new president.
NEW YORK CITY-Along with a dip in a 30-ft lap pool, pet owners can romp with their pets in play areas covered with Astroturf and treat them to snacks at a restaurant that serves both canine and human treats.
RICHFIELD, MN-A car dealer remains the lone holdout; the $160 million project needs one more state approval before starting construction begins. Completion is slated for late 2002.