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OUSTON-Minute Maid's 325,000-sf Galleria headquarters is up for grabs. Parent company, Coca-Cola, is on a cost-cutting campaign that is closing the doors on the Houston office. Employees will find out who goes and who stays Nov. 28.
NEW YORK CITY-Trump Resorts agreed to pay its share in a fine imposed by the Lobbying Commission but hasn't signed yet. The fine was even cited in a suit, reported in Westchester yesterday, to fuel the battle.
COLUMBUS, GA-The design of the planned 28-acre Columbus Botanical Garden next to the proposed 100-acre Columbus Park Crossing retail project is almost finished. Columbus is 120 miles southwest of Downtown Atlanta.
DENVER-Continental Oil Field Services is undecided about the fate of a 1906-building, acquired for $3.9 million in the CBD. When constructed, the Moorish-style Shriners Temple had topped the organization's list of prized possessions.
NEW YORK CITY-Third-quarter highlights include sales-leasebacks and build-to-suit transactions amounting to $95 million. The firm also sold three AutoZone stores and four Payless ShoeSource outlets.
PORTLAND-Rubio's Restaurants, based in Carlsbad, CA, is working with Auburn, WA-based franchiser S&A Enterprises to develop eight Rubio's Baja Grill locations in the region.
REDMOND, WA-For a little more than $10 million, the ever-expanding company has secured a 307,000-sf lot at 3650 148th Ave. N.E. with 136,765 sf of office and warehouse structures from Allegiance Health Care Co.
WALTHAM, MA-Polaroid is selling its 56-acre property here in Greater Boston's strongest suburban office market. The company, which bought the land in the late 1960s, hopes to take advantage of the high prices.
SAN JOSE, CA-Despite recent power shortages and state-classified electrical emergencies, a city report this week says a 600-megawatt, natural gas-fired power plant proposed by Calpine Corp. is "inharmonious" with North Coyote Valley.