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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.
AUSTIN-A leading provider of online services to the residential real estate sector is closing on $7 million in equity financing. The funding round is being coupled with the addition of two leading professionals to the firm's board of directors.
SAN FRANCISCO-The 200,000-sf building in Norcross is occupied by BellSouth, which is committed to a long-term lease. Trammell Crow Co. will manage and lease the property, which has been renamed Atlantic Distribution Center.
CONCORD, NC-Concord Mills, a 1.4 million-sf retail/entertainment enterprise 25 miles northeast of Charlotte, has won first place in Shopping Center World's 11th annual Superior Achievement in design and imaging awards competition.
BILLERICA, MA-PRI Automation will occupy 805 Middlesex Turnpike, owned by Boston Capital Institutional Advisors, as both its HQ and for maufacturing its systems software products for the semiconductor industry.
HOUSTON-The city's Midtown district will be seeing a change, with the buyers of a four-story office building making plans to convert it into a technology center. The structure at 3100 Travis is now the property of 3100 Travis LP.