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CORAL GABLES, FL-The Rouse Co., known for its innovative retail ventures, is becoming more of a player in South Florida mixed-use development. One such project is breaking ground by year end in this Miami suburb. Another, planned for nearby Kendall, FL, is in the initial approval stages.
AUSTIN-USOL Holdings Inc. has snagged its second multifamily contract in a week in Dallas. The pact ensures high-speed Internet and related data services to 1,282 units owned by the Frankel Family Trust.
HOUSTON-Transwestern Commercial inks four new office leases, totaling more than 40,000 sf, for the recently renovated Sam Houston Plaza, a four-building campus in the Greenspoint area.
SAN JOSE, CA-If the $1 billion project is approved tonight, as expected, it goes before the City Council on Oct. 24. City officials have been highly in favor of the project, and it's no wonder. Cisco is the city's largest employer.
ORLANDO-Following its periodic practice of shuffling key executives to more challenging roles, Walt Disney World is giving four officials new assignments.
FLORHAM PARK, NJ-Major developers will build a 2.2 million-sf, $400-million office campus on land vacated after ExxonMobil Corp. moved its engineering division.
WHITE PLAINS-Two more lease deals with high-technology firms have been secured Downtown. The lease signings at 360 Hamilton Ave. bring the once troubled office building to 82%occupancy.
MILL CREEK, WA-Much of the fuss is over 1,685 acres in the east Mill Creek area, a hotbed for developers that is currently zoned for 9,600-sf lots that officials fear will only extend urban sprawl.
EAST NAPLES, FL-Last week it was General Cinema closing all 11 Florida locations. Now Regal Cinemas has begun to shut down movie houses, with a six-screen multiplex in this South Florida Gulf Coast location getting the axe.