SEATTLE-After handling two of the three largest computer chip plant dispositions in the United States over the past three years, Colliers International SVP Stephen Rothrock tells GlobeSt.com he's looking to parlay the experience into a specialty.
PORTLAND-The Teachers' Retirement System of the State of Illinois this week sells a 50% stake in 1.2-million-sf Clackamas Towne Center shopping mall to General Growth Properties as part of a new joint venture between the two entities. GlobeSt.com reported two weeks ago that the mall's ownership may be changing.
VANCOUVER, WA-The Port of Vancouver is examining a possible redevelopment of the Red Lion Inn at the Quay, aka Terminal One. It would include a hotel and conference center not unlike the City of Vancouver has been trying to make happen, as well new offices for the port.
VANCOUVER, WA-The Port of Vancouver is examining a possible redevelopment of the Red Lion Inn at the Quay, aka Terminal One. It would include a hotel and conference center not unlike the City of Vancouver has been trying to make happen, as well new offices for the port.
PORTLAND-The Teachers' Retirement System of the State of Illinois this week sells a 50% stake in 1.2-million-sf Clackamas Towne Center shopping mall to General Growth Properties as part of a new joint venture between the two entities. GlobeSt.com reported two weeks ago that the mall's ownership may be changing.
PORTLAND-In its ongoing effort to combat sprawl, the commission controlling the Oregon Department of Land Conservation and Development approves a staff request to appeal a decision allowing lodging on a 1,400-acre motor speedway project outside the City of Boardman, but an early resolution is likely.
TACOMA, WA-In one of the largest office leases here this year, Bratrud Middleton Insurance Brokers signs a 10-year lease for 25,727-sf in Wells Fargo Plaza, a 25-story Downtown office building owned and managed by Unico Properties.
FAIRVIEW, OR-The planning commission approved enlarging The Lodges at Lake Salish from 178 units in July. The City's own Public Works Department appealed the decision, forcing it in front of the City Council.
SEATTLE-On behalf of Anastasiou Development, Carlson Architects is seeking a Shoreline Substantial Development Permit for a three-story, 55,000-sf office building at 3623 Leary Way Northwest, just down the road from a 70,000-sf building Anastasiou developed and leased to the local nonprofit PATH (Program for Appropriate Technology in Health).
PORTLAND-The infrastructure consulting and design firm will move the company from Nimbus Corporate Center to the third floor of Peterkort Centre II, a new six-story office building at the confluence of U.S. Route 26 and State Route 217.
