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DETROIT - Strategic Staffing Solutions will lease out the Detroit building to computer firm until it leaves its leases at the Penobscot Building and the Fisher Building in 2003.
DENVER-Another multifamily project is gearing up for a groundbreaking in the city's southeast corridor. Austin-based American Multi-Housing Partnerships is undertaking a 319-unit, $35-million multifamily project, boasting family-size units.
SAN ANTONIO-Small businesses get a break with a teaming of San Antonio-based USAA and Hartford Financial Services Group. The program will service a portfolio encompassing about 700 business categories.
AUSTIN-The Terrace development fills up two of seven buildings planned for a 109-acre tract. Meanwhile, brokers are courting prospective anchor tenants for two more buildings that won't be completed until 2002.
PALO ALTO, CA-The first-ever land use plan submitted by Stanford University, proposing to increase campus density by one-third, won preliminary approvals this week from Santa Clara County officials.
PORTLAND-Office and investment specialist Chris Johnson, a "top producer" for most of his 13-year tenure with the locally-grown commercial real estate services firm, is now a partner in full standing and an executive vice president.
HAWTHORNE, NY-O'Dea & Associates has received an award for its design work on mechanical and electrical engineering systems for a Greenburgh mausoleum.