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PORTLAND, OR-The City Council agreed recently to purchase two-fifths of an acre at 1710 SE 39th Ave. for $321,000 for a new fire station; the decision means the city's oldest operating station will be shuttered in a few years
DALLAS-Two leading firms have been selected to simultaneous market a 489,690-sf industrial building in Liberty, a town midway between Houston and Beaumont. Hard at work will be Binswanger's Dallas office and Colliers Oxford.
AUSTIN-A city developer, known for its master-planned residential communities, is undertaking an 88,000-sf office complex in the city's southwest sector. The project will break ground by year's end and come to market in December 2001.
ORLANDO-Swerdlow Real Estate Group lines up Home Depot, BJs Wholesale Club, OfficeMax, Burdines and Linens-N-Things for Millenia Plaza, an estimated $70-million venture tentatively scheduled to debut in south Orlando by June 2001.
WHITE PLAINS, NY-Entergy Corp., a New Orleans-based energy company that is seeking to acquire two nuclear power plants in New York State, will occupy approximately 60,000 sf of space downtown.
NEW YORK CITY-Donald Trump has approached fellow owners and long-time adversaries Leona Helmsley and Peter Malkin, discussing purchasing his interest in the Empire State Building.