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ATLANTA-The deal with affilates of J.P. Morgan Investment Management Inc. and General Motors Asset Management includes 17 properties in the metro area totaling 2.57 million sf and 58 acres of undeveloped land with a development potential of 800,000 sf.
SAN CARLOS, CA-The provider of network computing solutions signs a 39,500-sf, 10-year lease at Spieker Properties Skyway Landing development. Sun will occupy the space, formerly leased to InsWeb, this December.
AUSTIN-The city's high-tech sector gets some relief with the opening of a new staffing office that focuses on personnel for the state capital's booming businesses. The opening marks the 25th location worldwide for the staffing business.
CHARLOTTE-Peak 10, a Jacksonville, FL-based company that rents network infrastructure and broadband services, plans to relocate its headquarters here by year end.
BELLEVUE, WA-Steven Sarkozy, currently the city manager for the 34,000-person town of Roseville, Minn., is expected to take over this city's top post in mid-November.
AUSTIN-Kallmann McKinnell & Wood Architects Inc. of Boston will be designing the $60-million Blanton Museum of Art, the latest project of the University of Texas. The 150,000-sf project is slated to break ground in 2002, with an opening tentatively set for 2004.
BOULDER, CO-An aggressive expansion plan has the CO-based Noodles & Co. following a schedule to open a store every two weeks. The company marks its fifth anniversary by launching its 15th location, a 2,200-sf restaurant in south Boulder.