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ARLINGTON, TX-A three-year-old high-tech operation is moving its corporate offices and manufacturing facilities to 15,000 sf at 2001 E. Randol Mill Rd. The company, which started in a back yard, has simply outgrown its 3,000-sf building in Ft. Worth. The move will enable a doubling of the workforce.
CHICAGO- The West Loop loft boom continues with West Madison Developers and New West Realty announcing a 146-unit, high-tech loft project at 1501 W. Madison. West Madison expects to make another major residential loft announcement before the end of the year.
BLOOMFIELD, MI-Developer Harbor Cos. will have to get new zoning for 80-acre site, which will include three million-sf of offices, a hotel and entertainment and retail space. The project is expected to take up to ten years to complete and was eight years in land acquisition.
SATSOP, WA-Boise Cascade Corp.'s proposal for a $65-million woods-plastic composite mill in the Satsop Development Park would sit adjacent the offices SafeHarbor.com, and the Internet company doesn't like the thought.
DALLAS-Amresco Capital Trust shareholders have approved the company's liquidation and dissolution under terms of a plan that has the blessing of its board of trust managers. The company's first liquidating distribution payment is 30 cents per share, payable Oct. 19 to shareholders of record Oct. 6.
CHICAGO-The utility's development arm is looking at plant sites outside Illinois as part of a scramble by power plant developers nationwide to meet demand. Opposition to Ameren's proposed Elgin, IL peaker plant is indicative of troubles utility developers are having everywhere.
DENVER-The biggest economic strength of the local economy,also could be its Achilles heel, according to a new report by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. A local investment executive disputes the findings.