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ALBANY-Empire State Development Chairman Charles Gargano reports that the agency's board of directors has approved $300,000 to support the $2.12 million business expansion at Zumtobel Lighting Inc. in Highland.
BELLEVUE, WA-Metzler North America is planning a 47,130-square-foot office building for the northeast corner of 156th Avenue Northeast and Bel-Red Road in the Overlake area of Bellevue.
MOORESVILLE, NC-City council offers tax rebate incentive package of $100,000 over five years, and Iredell County is expected to kick in the same amount to keep the 70,000-sf project from straying to neighboring sites.
SAN FRANCISCO- The site, to be redeveloped as Kaiser Commerce Center, a six million-sf industrial park, was purchased for approximately $16 million from Kaiser Ventures Inc.
FORT LAUDERDALE-David S. Gray, an industry professional for 15 years, will provide valuation and brokerage services at C&W's Fort Lauderdale office.
AUSTIN-Benchmark Land Development has the fiscal go-ahead for an office and retail project in the city's southern corridor. The developer has secured $2.9 million for the Legend Oaks Plaza, which will deliver about 27,000 sf to the market.
FRISCO, TX-Two vehicle dealers are joining others in bids to become part of the rapidly growing commercial section of the Texas 121 corridor. One involves a $25 million purchase for 120 acres from American Realty Trust.
ORLANDO-A 20-year-old, 7,000-sf Elvis Presley look-alike residence is up for sale for $550,000 or $78.57 psf. The pool is shaped like a blue guitar and the whirlpool looks like tuning keys.
YONKERS-A host of county and local dignitaries will be on hand for the Fourth Annual Planning Conference of the Historic River Towns of Westchester on Sept. 13 at the Hudson River Museum.