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KANSAS CITY, MO-In an image-changing relocation, the commission has selected as its home base a high-profile 19th-century house. It now has 3,300 sf of space, more than three times as much as at it former quarters in a basement.
PORTLAND-The Web-based brokerage Bidwell & Co. has completed its renovation of the historic former Bank of California building designed in the 1920s by renowned architect A.E. Doyle. Owner Jerry Bidwell purchased the structure last year for $2.4 million.
NEW YORK CITY-The availability rate in the Financial District fell by more than half, rents moved above $40 per sf in Times Square South and leases in the Hudson Square/Tribeca submarket quadrupled to 1.07 million sf over the last year.
DALLAS-Beckett Corp. has signed an 185,000-sf lease for a second manufacturing site at 2557 Willowbrook Rd. The operation, a four-time Dallas 100 winner, supplies outdoor gardening accessories and industrial pumps to the wholesale market.
ORLANDO-Orlando Utilities Commission and Southern Co. of Atlanta plan to jointly build a $250 million, 632 megawatts natural gas-fired electric plant in southeast Orange County. The announcement follows previously-announced plans by Charlotte-based Duke Energy to build a $180 million, 640 megawatts facility in neighboring Lake County, 32 miles northwest of Downtown Orlando.
CHARLOTTE-The Hearst Corp. will occupy about 200,000 sf in the 46-story, $160 million building. Bank of America Corp., the asset's lead developer, will take about 475,000 sf. The building is expected to be fully rented months in advance of its scheduled 2002 opening.
WEYMOUTH, MA-In yet another setback for Mills Corp., Weymouth Town Council votes to support Mayor Madden opposition to the company's proposed mega mall/business complex on the former South Weymouth Naval Air Station.
CORAL SPRINGS, FL-Palm Crest Apartments of Bethesda, MD paid Sutton Place Management Inc. $2.9 million or $69,048 per unit for the 42-unit property at 4900 Riverside Dr. here.