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BELLEVUE, WA-The five-acre parcel at Northeast 8th Street and 112th Avenue is one Bellevue's most prominent downtown locations, and for it Schnitzer Northwest is planning a 1.5-million-sf hotel and office development.
HOUSTON-The Woodlands is going for the brass ring, implementing a house-buying incentive program to set an all-time sales record for this year. For more than a decade, The Woodlands is the leader of the pack for new home sales.
WESTMINSTER, CO-Prime West's $14-million office project has suddenly shifted gears, going from a spec development to a build-to-suit. Voyant Technologies has signed a five-year lease for an 85,000 sf structure.
BOSTON-Local developers eye a junkyard in South Boston for potential office space. Plans for the six-acre property, near a T (MBTA) stop, would include three office buildings totaling 600,000 sf of space.
AUSTIN-It's still not a done deal, but Vignette is promising more details will be available Tuesday on a proposed world headquarters in the state capital. Two 25- to 30-story structures and a parking garage are being eyed for the Central Business District.
SECAUCUS, NJ-Corporate Express Office Products will build 339,000-sf W/D facility on last developable site within the 750-acre tract the Stern family bought back in 1966. Development of land here began more than 30 years ago.
SAN FRANCISCO-The city plans to put $2.5 million to set up a capital fund to help all nonprofits, and another $500,000 to help create an emergency rent fund to aid nonprofit services.
LIVERMORE, CA-The fact that the owner of a retial building raised rates and took in an office tenant has some tenants worried they might be next victim of an extremely tight office market.
IRVING, TX-Archon's cyberspace program, costing upward of $300 million, has reached Dallas as negotiations ensue for telecom hotel tenants in Loudoun County, VA, Newark, CA and Chicago. It's a one lease, one team concept.
WASHINGTON, DC-An economist just released an independent research study that examines plans for the Woodrow Wilson Bridge. The study presents warnings of serious problems related to its union-only project labor agreement.