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ATLANTA-The sx-story, 150,000-sf structure, going up at an estimated hard construction cost of $23 million, will give the developer a total one million sf of office product in Alpharetta, GA when the project is completed next summer. The Fulton County site is 25 miles from Downtown.
TUCSON--The nation's largest retailer, Wal-Mart, is fighting back against regulations the company says favors local grocery store operators and has filed suit to overturn development restrictions.
PALO ALTO, CA-The comments will recommend preserving the university's 2,000 acres of foothills for 25 years, or until the university expands its core campus by five million sf. The university only wants to make a 10-year commitment.
AUSTIN-Three office/service centers, totaling 159,600 sf, are now under the ownership of Houston-based Weingarten Realty Investors. To date this year, the investment operation has acquired 10 properties totaling 877,000 sf.
LOS ANGELES-Hoping to lure new high-tech workers in a tight labor market, Semtech's new headquarters building will include a small golf course, exercise rooms and a basketball court.
SEATTLE- The building has been under construction since January 1999. It features 16 floors of office space owned by Trammell, four floors of space owned by the Seattle Convention Center, and two floors of mechanical equipment.
SAN FRANCISCO-Backers of Brown's Proposition K have lots of money to spend compared to backers of Proposition L, according to campaign finance reports filed last week. Both will be on the Nov. 7 ballot.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The REIT, which has already shed many of its assets, will hold a special shareholders meeting Nov. 9 to decide if the last of its properties should be sold and the company go out of business.