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SANTA CLARA, CA-Kaiser Permanente has begun construction on the Silicon Valley's newest medical facility, a 1.5 million-sf complex that will cover 50 acres near the intersection of the Lawrence Expressway and Homestead Road.
INDIANAPOLIS-Following the success of its recent $789-million industrial property joint venture, the giant office and industrial REIT is scouting partners for a similar office property joint venture.
NEW YORK CITY-European Credit Suisse with American headquarters here, is facing a lawsuit in US District Court in North Dakota. RDO alleges that Credit Suisse conspired with John Deere to thwart RDO's business efforts.
NEW YORK CITY-Mass Mutual, which foreclosed on the property a few years ago, decided to take a profit. More than half the building's leases will roll over during the next two years. About half of the pre-war structure's offices are occupied by Prada, a high-end clothing retailer.
DALLAS-Harwood International now counts Buckingham Palace as its neighbor, buying a 73,000-sf office project close to the royal residence. Rolex Watch Co., one of Harwood's Dallas tenants, is knighted as lead tenant.
AUSTIN-Prentiss Properties is adding 222,835 sf to Austin's market, but there's no room at the inn since it had been fully leased before yesterday's ground-breaking. The project gives Prentiss 850,000 sf in in a submarket with a 0.4% office vacancy.
ROCKVILLE, MD-Internet services provider e-centives has signed for 47,088 sf, while American Express Financial Advisors took 32,522 sf at 2600 Tower Oaks Blvd.
CHARLOTTE-Ehren-Haus Industries Inc., a 17-year-old, family-operated company, has rejected sites in neighboring South Carolina to accommodate the firm's steady growth. Instead, the firm plans to build a 54,000-sf plant here.
DENVER-The metropolitan area's multifamily market is surprisingly strong, say analysts. Vacancy rates have declined, with absorption outpacing delivery better than two to one.
ROCK HILL, SC-The shopping center venture, 26 miles south of Charlotte, will also comprise seven sit-down and two fast-food restaurants, two townhouse developments, an apartment complex, a delicate-care center, two hotels, office space and a plaza with fountain.