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DENVER-A developer, saying he got the land at a cheap price, is building what is being touted as the region's most affordable townhouses. The demand is such that calls are pouring into the listing agent's office.
SPRINGFIELD, OR-The nation's largest retailer is planning a 148,600-sf store, but has approvals for a 219,000-sf Supercenter and another 115,000 sf in two other buildings, to be developed as the market demands.
ESCONDIDO, CA-A local apartment investor continues a San Diego County buying spree, laying out $8.3 million for a 112-unit project in this North County city. Property rehabilitation is gearing up for the 28-year-old complex.
LIVERMORE, CA-The hotel developer says the project no longer pencils out, so city officials decide to develop the 20,000-sf office and retail portion of the project and hoipe for the best.
LOS ANGELES-The home-furnishings giant closes purchase of parcel that straddles LA and Kern counties, plans to begin 1.8-million-sf industrial development within weeks.
MORRISVILLE-This Triangle town, situated slightly northwest of Raleigh, NC is experiencing a dramatic increase in new retail projects triggered by significant residential growth.
LOS ANGELES-Gov. Gray Davis has signed a bill that requires those who want to divvy up the city disclose the names of contributors who are funding their efforts.