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EUGENE, OR-All told, there are five possible sites for the $70 million courthouse, and the General Services Administration is speaking with all the owners. The agency plans to name its preference this December.
MIAMI-The for-sale sign is up on Burger King's 80-acre, 275,000-sf corporate headquarters campus in the city's Kendall area. But Codina Realty Services, the marketing agent, probably won't put an asking price on the property for at least another 30 days.
SCARSDALE, NY-GHP Office Realty of Scarsdale announces that its recent building acquisition of Carriage Hill North in Westport, CT has been financed with a $4.95 million loan from Nationwide Insurance.
SEATTLE-The Associated General Contractors of Washington now has wage package agreements with each of the five basic construction trades in Western Washington. The three-year packages feature annual increases of 3.6% to 4%, well above the consumer price index for the area.
SUNRISE, FL-A proposal to to build a $200-million mixed-use complex across from the Sawgrass Mills outlet center is on hold, at least until early next year. Entrepreneur H. Wayne Huizenga, who also controls the nearby National Car Rental Center arena, heads the project sponsor's Sunrise Land Group.
PHOENIX-Competing growth plans that could determine the pace of development in the state are garnering national support, but the polls indicate that just about as many voters are for Prop 202 as against it. It now appears that undecided voters will determine the measure's fate on Nov. 7.
HOUSTON-September reporting shows Houston's existing homes sales are down 1.2% from the same period last year. But it's not all bad news: year-to-date has shown a slight increase.
HOUSTON-The 519,000-sf, two-building Eldridge Place reportedly brings in $50 million for Allied Waste Industries, which has sold the former world headquarters for a firm it acquired last year. An Atlanta-based investment group is the new owner.