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ORANGE COUNTY, CA--A final proxy has been filed on behalf of Pacific Gulf Properties Inc. of Newport Beach for a Nov. 9 special meeting of shareholders to discuss liquidation of the REIT's remaining
WINSTON-SALEM, NC-This city of 164,000 residents, second largest in the Triad region, is asking voters Nov. 7 to decide a $12.5 million economic-development bond issue, part of a total $71 million bond package.
CHARLOTTE-Paradigm Development Co. of Washington, DC has aligned itself with Richmond, Va.-based Cornerstone Real Estate Adviser in the planned development of a $50 million, 14-story luxury apartment building and a 22-story uptown office tower on 2.5 acres at Third and Church streets.
DETROIT-Following the merger of its parent company with El Paso Energy, ANR Pipeline will leave Towers 500 and 600 at the Renaissance Center. The move underscores the effects of the merger boom on the real estate industry.
QUEENSLAND, MD-The owner of the Wye River Conference Center, where Israeli and Palestinian officials negotiated a 1998 peace accord, wants to find a joint venture partner or a leasehold client that will help finance the expansion and renovation of the 86-room facility.
SAN ANTONIO-Montesan Ltd.'s 4040 Broadway Building, a 96,656-sf office structure, is getting a new tenant. A lawyer has signed a deal for 3,482-sf in the building, which is positioned in the city's North Central submarket.
MILL VALLEY, CA-The two technology companies are taking space at the still-under-construction 100,000-sf Belvedere Place complex in Mill Valley. The property is owned by Lehman Brothers. When complete, the $30 million project will comprise two buildings, along with a parking structure.
DUBLIN, CA-Oracle Corp. is negotiating a deal for 12 acres of land situated along interstate 580 near the Dublin/Pleasanton BART station. The news comes on the heels of several other firms making recent moves into the Tri-Valley area, prompting Mayor Guy Houston to dub his city "Digital Dublin.