WASHINGTON, DC-Kem S. Courtenay and Harry J. Klaff bring experience in strategic real estate planning and serving needs of high-tech firms to their new posts at commercial real estate firm.
BALTIMORE, MD-Terry R. Dunkin of Colliers Pinkard, a real estate based management firm with offices here, will serve as chair of the Appraisal Institute's mid-Atlantic region. He heads Colliers Pinkard's appraisal group.
ARLINGTON, VA-The company's regional office here arranged more than $12 million in financing for Heritage Park Apartments in Adelphi, MD and School Lane House Apartments in Philadelphia, PA.
WASHINGTON, DC-Fannie Mae plans another series of redemptions next week, this time redeeming some 14 issues valued at $1.36 billion. Original maturity dates of the securities extend through 2011.
CENTREVILLE, VA-After decades in Tysons Corner, Sparta plans to move westward, in part because of the company's difficulties finding skilled workers willing to battle the area's growing traffic.
HYATTSVILLE, MD-The marketing company plans to bring 400 jobs to Prince George's County to staff its high-tech call center. Prince George's Metro Center plans to expand one building to meet company's needs.
HYATTSVILLE, MD-The marketing company plans to bring 400 jobs to Prince George's County to staff its high-tech call center. Prince George's Metro Center plans to expand one building to meet company's needs.
WASHINGTON, DC-In the wake of California's energy problems, the Building Owners and Managers Association International called Congress to ensure consumers and building tenants have access to fairly priced energy.
ARLINGTON, VA-The financing is one of several moves being made by the company as it tries to improve shareholder value without issuing common stock, which company officials believe is undervalued.
BETHESDA, MD-First Washington owned and operated more than 60 neighborhood shopping centers across the Midwest and Mid-Atlantic. Holders of First Washington's common stock received $26.12 a share in the transaction.
