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VANCOUVER, WA-Of the 3,000 acres the report says is needed, the county has only about 807 acres, much of it spread out among dozens of smaller parcels. Meanwhile, current absorption trends show the county using up between 220 and 280 net acres per year since 1994.
PHOENIX-A new report shows that Phoenix is a hotbed for technology industries, with the area generating nearly 21,000 new high-tech jobs over the five-year period, 1993 to'98.
LOS ANGELES-Locally based Haverford Capital has agreed to provide some of the financing for Maguire Partners' boutique office building that's under construction in Santa Monica.
DENVER-A growing public relations firm leaves Boulder and heads to Denver's eclectic LoDo to establish a foothold on a regional market. More space, more clients and more employees motivate the relocation.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-Equity City, based in Denver, has wedded another developer and investor. This time, it's a $5-million land deal in Colorado Springs, where a luxury town home project is being planned.
NEW YORK-The new division will provide title insurance to US-based companies in Europe and Central and South America. The firm currently has operations in Canada, Mexico and the Caribbean.
LEESBURG, FL-The 25-acre, 13-tract Leesburg Municipal Industrial Park, 45 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando, is selling more dirt this year than it has in its entire 15-year existence. Reason: Price, at $25,000 per acre or 57 cents per sf.