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ORANGE, CA-Forecasters at the A. Gary Anderson Center for Economic Research see job growth in the construction sector to almost flatten out next year after two years of dynamic growth in industry-related jobs.
MIAMI-The novelty imprinting company has purchased the 32-year-old, 94,461-sf Sunshine Industrial Park property at 15959 NW 15th Ave. from John H. Shapiro of Bay Harbor Islands, FL for $3.17 million or $33.56 per sf. The deal was done with a purchase money mortgage for $2.37 million.
ORLANDO-The Orlando division of the Fort Lauderdale, FL-based general contracting company will design and erect the medical and mental health facility portion of the planned $120-million, 1,600-bed expansion at the John Young Parkway and Interstate 4 complex.
REDMOND, WA-Black Box Network Services is dumping excess office space acquired through recent acquisitions. One office in Mukilteo will remain open, but other locations are being consolidated into its Redmond headquarters.
ROCKVILLE, MD-Fallsgrove Corporate Center, one of three office projects planned for the 257-acre mixed-used development in the 270 corridor, will break ground soon. The 208,000 sf, eight-story building is scheduled for completion in the spring 2002.
SALEM, OR-Marion County Circuit Court Paul Lipscomb issued a temporary injunction yesterday that prevents the voter-approved measure from taking effect today. The judge believes there may be enough evidence to have the far-reaching measure declared unconstitutional.
LOS ANGELES--Lowe Enterprises represents East Coast retirement fund in $50-million office purchase in El Segundo. The pair will build an additional 90,000 sf on an adjacent parcel.
PHOENIX-Arizona's economy is expected to cool slightly in the coming year. Economic pundits contributing to ASU's annual economic forecast predict that the state will hang on to its national ranking as number two for job growth.