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ORLANDO-The Oct. 28 debut at the one million-sf Oviedo Marketplace in Oviedo, FL, an Orlando suburb, will be in a 110,000 sf building that is also housing an auto center. The estimated construction cost of the structure is $20 million.
DETOIT- In recognition for its Renaissance Zones program, the Michigan Economic Development Corp. has won a prestigious award from the Council for Urban Development.
AUSTIN-An IL-based e-business professional services firm is linking to Austin's high-tech network, opening an office in the state capital. One Inc.'s newest office will be overseen by a four-member management team and utilize technical and customer support services in Dallas.
PHOENIX-Officials in the suburb of Scottsdale will meet tonight to reconsider Ellman's plan to build $557-million sports and entertainment complex. The debate could breathe new life into the project or cut the legs out from under it.
PORTLAND-Felicia Trader, holder of the prominent post for the past three years, is retiring from the job in January to spend more time traveling and visiting with family.
SUNNY ISLES BEACH, FL-Small, vintage motels on a sandy stretch here along the Atlantic Ocean between Aventura and Bal Harbour in northeast Miami-Dade are being replaced by one residential condominium or hotel/resort high-rise after another.
PORTLAND-Ed Dundon, the middleman for most hotel-related deals in town, says the number of planned hotels in the pipeline is dwindling, which should help stabilize occupancy rates in area hotels.
HOUSTON-The Decorative Center of Houston, a complex of office space and showrooms, has been put up for sale by Crow Holdings and Billingsley Cos., a pair of Dallas companies that developed the project. The owners are seeking $58 million for the 500,000-sf complex.
ORLANDO-A just-released third-quarter office report by the Orlando division of Grubb & Ellis Co. emphatically challenges a conclusion by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. that about three million sf delivered here in 1999 remains largely unused.