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Vorys to Move Cincinnati Office to Great American Tower
By Adrian Maties, Associate Editor
Law firm Vorys, Sater, Seymour and Pease L.L.P. has signed a long-term lease to move its Cincinnati office from the Atrium II Tower to the 41-story Great American Tower at Queen City Square. The firm plans […]
Economy Watch: Obama, Congress Reach Debt Deal
Under the terms of the not-quite-finalized deal, the debt ceiling would go up until after the 2012 election, spending would be cut by $900 million over 10 years and a committee of lawmakers would be tasked to find another $1.5 trillion to take out of the budget.
Westfield to Invest $612.5M in New WTC Retail Joint Venture
The World Trade Center redevelopment has taken a big step forward, with the Westfield Group entering into a JV with the Port Authority for $612.5 million.
CBRE Secures Two Big Contracts Totaling 77 MSF
CBRE has been chosen by HSBC Holdings PLC to take on the role of exclusive global strategic property portfolio manager for the financial company’s 72 million-square-foot international portfolio.
USAA, RXR, Broadway Partners JV for 750 KSF NYC Recap
The U.S. Republic Core Fund, an affiliate of USAA Real Estate Co., along with RXR Realty and Broadway Partners, announced the recapitalization of 340 Madison Ave.
Dees Stribling’s Economy Watch Weekly
Economy Watch reporter Dees Stribling offers insights on CPE Radio into the top economic news for the week ending July 29, 2011.
NOAA Site Awaits Next Chapter; Facebook Eyes Growth
By Alex Girda, Associate Editor
For several years now, Seattle’s vibrant South Lake Union submarket has been the site of innovative projects that have drawn retail, high-tech and medical tenants, as well as a growing residential community. That poses an intriguing […]
Developers Eye 1,240 New Apartment Units in Minneapolis, Suburbs
By Camelia Bulea, Associate Editor
Minneapolis could see the construction of multi-family projects that would add more than 800 apartment units in its Downtown area alone. The latest proposal is a six-story, 100-unit project that would be built by TE Miller […]
Will the Austin Council Decide in Favor of the $508 Million Water Treatment Plant?
By Camelia Bulea, Associate Editor
Since the 1970s, Austin Council members have been arguing over the water treatment plant matter, but haven’t yet passed a decision on whether the 40-year-old project should be built or terminated.
The time has come for city […]
New Downtown State Courthouse Design Unveiled, I.D.E.A. District to Follow
By Gabriel Circiog, Associate Editor
Although the state is trying to restrict redevelopment plans, a new downtown state courthouse and a design-oriented district still have a green light ahead of them.
Signon San Diego reports that Clifford Ham, the chief architect of […]