Apartment vacancy rates rise
Apartment vacancy rates climbed in the fourth quarter, the Colorado Division of Housing said Tuesday.Sequoia forms real estate firm
One of Oregon's busiest homebuilders is launching its own real estate agency.PNC acquisition of Mercantile approved
The last major step in Mercantile Bankshares' life as a corporate entity wrapped up in about 20 minutes Tuesday morning.Bierbrier signs new tenants
Bierbrier Development Corp. announced Tuesday several leases signed in its shopping centers.Larger NY footprint eyed by GBSB
Greater Buffalo Savings Bank wants to establish offices as far from its home base as possible while still being in New York state.Columbia Equity stockholders approve sale
Stockholders in Columbia Equity Trust have approved the company's sale to an affiliate of JPMorgan Asset Management.ALM launches Real Estate Florida, names Versaggi associate publisher
ALM's Real Estate Media Division announced it will launch Real Estate Florida, a new statewide magazine that will offer analysis of a wide range of industry topics.PS Business Parks revenue up, earnings down in 4Q
PS Business Parks Inc.'s revenue was up in its fourth quarter due to newly acquired properties and improved occupancy rates in its existing buildings, but its net income was down due to discontinued operations, the company said Monday.Developer seeks $183M in TIF for Legoland
Public money would provide $183 million, a third of the anticipated $554 million cost of a Legoland theme park and supporting development in Lee's Summit, according to the developer's financing application.Clark Maritime Centre had record 2006
A 45 percent rise in steel shipments boosted the Ports of Indiana to a record $1.89 billion in cargo handled last year.Cornelius firm takes over development of Union Cross Towne Centre
Centdev Properties, a developer based in the Charlotte suburb of Cornelius, is taking over as the developer of the Union Cross Towne Centre project in Kernersville.State calls off sale of World Trade Center
Gov. Martin O'Malley has officially taken Baltimore's World Trade Center off the market, clearing up uncertainty about the proposed sale that has been on hold since last year's gubernatorial elections and the transition that followed O'Malley's win over former Republican Gov. Robert L. Ehrlich.Denver partnership intended to pump money into city
New homes and businesses may pop up this year in some of the city's most impoverished neighborhoods.BroadVision reports profit in Q4 and year
BroadVision Inc. said Monday it had a profit in the fourth quarter and year.Land Title completes company buy
Denver-based Land Title Guarantee Co. on Monday completed the purchase of Montrose County Abstract, based in Montrose. The purchase price wasn't disclosed.Jacobs Engineering appoints former Air Force chief a director
Jacobs Engineering Group Inc. appointed retired U.S. Air Force Gen. John P. Jumper to its board of directors, the company said Monday.Triad representatives head to Charlotte
Representatives from the Piedmont Triad will travel to Charlotte and Greenville and Spartanburg, S.C., this week to meet with site-selection consultants, real estate brokers and commercial developers.Howard chamber opposes caps on Columbia projects
Members of the Howard County Chamber of Commerce have come out in opposition to a pair of zoning changes aimed at placing height restrictions on new projects in downtown Columbia, contending the bills are designed to counteract the county's own approval process.Kierland office building sold for $53.3M
KBS Realty Advisors has acquired the 175,191-square-foot Kierland I building for $53.3 million on behalf of Pacific Life Insurance Co., which retained KBS as a real estate investment advisor.Intel shell partially demolished
Following a dramatic explosion yesterday planned to destroy it, the Intel shell -- the five-story concrete and rebar structure that maligned Austin's downtown skyline for half a decade -- is still there.Authority OK’s lease for mixed-use project at Cecil
The Jacksonville Aviation Authority board has approved an option-lease agreement on 300 acres at Cecil Commerce Center for a retail and business park.Former Schenectady industrial site to get $50M facelift
Preferred Real Estate Investment Inc., a Pennsylvania firm that specializes in reclaiming and reusing old industrial properties, will invest $50 million in redeveloping the former American Locomotive site along the Mohawk River in Schenectady.Temple-Inland to restructure, ATL and Ga. to feel impact
Temple-Inland Inc. plans to split into three separate public companies, including a real estate company whose concentration of holdings will be in the metro Atlanta market.Law firm will move to former Saks building
After seven years above retailers on the Country Club Plaza, Stueve Siegel Hanson Woody LLP will move its law practice in June to the former Saks Fifth Avenue building on the Plaza.« Previous Entries Next Entries »
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