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CHICAGO- The Chicago Housing Authority's plan for 2001 calls for a comprehensive rehab of all seniors housing to begin next year. Demolition of high-rise projects will continue, with work on several new low-rise developments slated to begin next year.
TROY, MI- Mixed-use project had to overcome city's industrial zoning. Site will include $16 million hotel, $23 million retail mall and a 16-acre office park.
FREMONT, CA-The city council here is expected to approve a revised zoning law that would force late-operating businesses obtain $600 to $1,800 permits or close their doors at midnight.
SOUTH SAN JOSE-Talk about breaking ground. The Internet infrastructure firm chose dynamite over golden shovels to kick-off construction of its 300,000-sf development here. "That's what we do," a company source tells GlobeSt.
LOS ANGELES-In what's believed to be the county's largest lease agreement of the year, Health Net will take 288,000 sf of headquarters office space at new LNR Warner Center.
SAUGERTIES, NY-The Philips Electronics North America manufacturing plant in Saugerties, which totals approximately 200,000 sf, has been sold for $2 million to Pace Candle.
AUSTIN-MediaPrise, a leading brand resource management solution for multi-channel marketing, is on the move, signing for 9,000 sf at its same location in Austin's Northwest Hills. The expansion includes hiring of a senior management team with combined experience of more than 50 years in corporate operations.
RICHARDSON, TX-In an 88-acre buy, Fujitsu Network Communications Inc. is jumpstarting an aggressive expansion plan to make its Telecom Corridor corporate campus the largest in the Fujitsu Group's US portfolio. The land is situated across the street from Fujitsu's 100-acre holding in the Shiloh Business Park.