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ATLANTA-Architect/developer John Portman, known locally for creating the first buildings of Atlanta's modern skyline in the 1970s, has extensive operations overseas.
TACOMA, WA-Don L Hirtzel is the new executive vice president and manager for Columbia Bank's northern region. The locally based full-service commercial bank is looking to Herzl to increase its presence in King County.
PORTLAND-Measure 7, which requires state and local governments to compensate landowners when regulations reduce their property values, unofficially passed last night. The costs estimated to come with its passage, financial and otherwise, are tremendous.
AUSTIN-Texas environmentalists and voters have nipped a plan to pump $1.5 million per year into Austin's coffer, $900,000 into the Austin Convention Center and $2.8 million into Austin Energy. The pool of money would have come from a 400-acre hotel-golf course project.
SAN MATEO, CA-A San Mateo County Superior Court judge rules that the city must hold more public hearings and then vote again on the project because certain statutes governing the permanent closure of a public street were not followed.
AUSTIN-Two brokerage firms have found office space for nine clients, sealing a combined 68,456 sf in leases in the state capital. Colliers Oxford brokers have finalized five of the city's latest deals.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Third-quarter earnings for Newport Beach-based Pacific Gulf Properties were up 15% over the same period a year ago. The REIT's portfolio of industrial and multifamily properties is 97% occupied in both property types.
CHICAGO- In its quarterly conference call, management says it has sold 17 properties since the end of 3Q for $245 million. CEO says the strategic shift into supply-constrained markets will begin to show in next year's results.
WASHINGTON DC-HUD has embraced a newly published building code as the first legally acceptable way to comply with Federal regulations about disabled accessbility in apartments.