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SUGAR LAND, TX-Sugar Land Town Square, part of an ongoing 9,700-acre, master-planned community, is lining up tenants as the developer preps to break ground on a 150,000-sf office structure, the first phase for the community centerpiece in Ft. Bend County.
SAN FRANCISCO-A one-day event slated for Oct. 12 will have private-industry representatives touring the Presidio's commercial buildings and making energy-saving recommendations.
SAN JOSE, CA-The Pavilion, built in 1989 and revamped last year, is 75% occupied by AboveNet Communications. The three-story, eight-screen theater property is owned by United Artists.
NEW YORK CITY-E-brokers shift priorities to selling their software to companies looking to manage their own transactions through new technology as others partner to create their own transaction services platforms.
EUGENE, OR-The successful high-tech company is looking to relocate its offices from converted retail space in the city's struggling Downtown pedestrian mall.
THORNTON, CO-A Denver developer is off and running on a $40.4 million, 480-unit apartment complex in a bedroom community of Denver, promising to deliver the metro region's 10th largest multifamily project in 2001.
CHICAGO- In his capacity as a trustee of the International Council of Shopping Centers, John Bucksbaum urges Congress to provide a level taxation playing field for both e-retailers and traditional retailers. In the wake of last weeks mega-mergers in the shopping center REIT arena, Bucksbaum told Globest.com he sees further consolidation ahead.