DENVER-It's starting to be slim pickings in the city's multi-family market as choice narrows and rents rise. Multi-family vacancies dip to 4.9% in second-quarter reporting.
WILSON, NC-Purdue Pharmaceuticals is in a new $25 million, 140,000-sf manufacturing plant, just east of Raleigh, ready to start operations in first quarter 2001.
ORLANDO-The 25-acre, $21 million Gates of Harbortown at MetroWest are opening for 29 three-story garden style buildings and 14 three-story townhome structures aggregately comprising 428 apartments.
HOUSTON-Parking demand in the Central Business HOUSTON-District prompts an office property owner to expand an 11-level garage, adding 679 spaces and two floors. The CBD currently has 90,000 spaces for its 150,000 downtown workers.
CONCORD, CA-The City Council is guaranteeing a $2.5 million mortgage from the Union Bank of California on behalf of the Contra Costa Economic Partnership.
BELLEVUE, WA-Hanover's typical investment ranges from $500,000 to $5 million, but usually represents 80% to 100% of the total equity required to capitalize the investment.
STAMFORD--Landlord offers flexible lease to accommodate dot.com firm. The company will occupy half the space in September and has 24 months to take over the remainder.