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Wednesday, 30 November 2011
Thames estuary airport set for consideration - Echo
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Monday, 28 November 2011
BioMed refinances Center for Life Science - Boston Business Journal:
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The five-year, fixed-rate loan was used to pay off a portionh of anexisting $507.1 million constructiom loan, with BioMed paying off the remaining balance using an unsecured line of The new mortgage has an interest rate of 7.75 percent and is due in June 2014. Accordiny to a statement from BioMed, the new loan addresses the “lastr of BioMed’s debt maturities in 2009.” The loan was providesd by , and AG. arranged the loan on behalfc of BioMed RealtyTrust (NYSE: BMR), a real estat e investment trust based in San Diego, Calif. The 18-storh lab and office building is located in the Longwoods Medical and Academic Area and is leasedto , , , and a Japanese pharmaceutical company.
The property also include a six-level, 750-space underground parking BioMed Realty Trust owns or has interest in69 properties, representing 112 buildings with approximately 10.5 milliobn rentable square feet, including approximatelty 640,000 square feet of developmenyt in progress.
The five-year, fixed-rate loan was used to pay off a portionh of anexisting $507.1 million constructiom loan, with BioMed paying off the remaining balance using an unsecured line of The new mortgage has an interest rate of 7.75 percent and is due in June 2014. Accordiny to a statement from BioMed, the new loan addresses the “lastr of BioMed’s debt maturities in 2009.” The loan was providesd by , and AG. arranged the loan on behalfc of BioMed RealtyTrust (NYSE: BMR), a real estat e investment trust based in San Diego, Calif. The 18-storh lab and office building is located in the Longwoods Medical and Academic Area and is leasedto , , , and a Japanese pharmaceutical company.
The property also include a six-level, 750-space underground parking BioMed Realty Trust owns or has interest in69 properties, representing 112 buildings with approximately 10.5 milliobn rentable square feet, including approximatelty 640,000 square feet of developmenyt in progress.
Friday, 25 November 2011
SW Austin getting new office space - Austin Business Journal:
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(Nasdaq: STRS) will begin constructio on a $6 million, 77,500-square-foot office buildingf in Southwest Austin earlynext year, says Beau president and CEO of the Austin-based real estate company. The new buildingb will be a partof Stratus' 500-acre Lantana developmen off Southwest Parkway. It will be the fourthg office building inthat development. Real estate experts say the move is significantbecause it's the firsgt time a developer has decided to move forward on this kind of spacr without a tenant since the market went soutn earlier this decade. It's a sign the Austin officde market, and specifically Southwest Austin's, is on the experts say.
That sentiment is sharee by Armstrong, who says the goal is to have the buildingt finished about the same timethe market's rebounds is in full swing, which he predicts will be next The $6 million prices tag covers the cost of the two-story shell beforee the interior is complete. Acknowledginh the risk, Armstrong says "aa gut-check moment" will occur before Stratuas breaks ground. But he also says there isn't much space on the market in thatsectodr now, and "it won'y take long for rental rates to reach the point wheree new construction makes sense." Stratus now has 240,00p square feet of office space in Southwest which is 100 percent leased, Armstrong says.
One of key tenants is Austin-based (Nasdaq: SLAB), which has a substantial presence at7000 W. William Cannon Drive. The decision to start constructionis "an encouraginy sign," says Diana Holford, president of The Staubacnh Co. Central Texas LLC. "The market has definitely picked up. His timing may be very Holford says, adding that the Southwest sector has one of the lowesty vacancy ratesin town. That's supporter by a recent office market study which found the Southwestt sector has the highest occupancy level in town and some of the highesgrental rates. According to a studt by Austin's NAI Commercial Industriall Properties Co.
, the occupancy levelk for the Southwest sector was 88 compared tothe city-wide average of 80 Average rental rates were $19.84 per squares foot in Southwest Austin, second only to the Centrap Business District's $21.47 per square Stratus isn't alone in its read of the Southwest sectorr making a comeback. In May, Austin-based developer Hill Partnerws Inc. said it was pulling its planas back outfor 90,000-square-foot office building in San Clementse at Davenport.
At that time, Principal Sam Houstob said the company was lookingt to begin construction in May and the building would take 10 to 12 months to Houston couldn't be reached for Also in May, Dallas-based Prentiss Propertiews Trust (NYSE: PP) said it recentlgy received a building permiyt for two office buildings with 211,000p square feet on a 20.6-acre site at MoPadc Expressway and South Capitapl of Texas Highway.
Prentisss has said it doubts it will builfd the space on aspeculative
(Nasdaq: STRS) will begin constructio on a $6 million, 77,500-square-foot office buildingf in Southwest Austin earlynext year, says Beau president and CEO of the Austin-based real estate company. The new buildingb will be a partof Stratus' 500-acre Lantana developmen off Southwest Parkway. It will be the fourthg office building inthat development. Real estate experts say the move is significantbecause it's the firsgt time a developer has decided to move forward on this kind of spacr without a tenant since the market went soutn earlier this decade. It's a sign the Austin officde market, and specifically Southwest Austin's, is on the experts say.
That sentiment is sharee by Armstrong, who says the goal is to have the buildingt finished about the same timethe market's rebounds is in full swing, which he predicts will be next The $6 million prices tag covers the cost of the two-story shell beforee the interior is complete. Acknowledginh the risk, Armstrong says "aa gut-check moment" will occur before Stratuas breaks ground. But he also says there isn't much space on the market in thatsectodr now, and "it won'y take long for rental rates to reach the point wheree new construction makes sense." Stratus now has 240,00p square feet of office space in Southwest which is 100 percent leased, Armstrong says.
One of key tenants is Austin-based (Nasdaq: SLAB), which has a substantial presence at7000 W. William Cannon Drive. The decision to start constructionis "an encouraginy sign," says Diana Holford, president of The Staubacnh Co. Central Texas LLC. "The market has definitely picked up. His timing may be very Holford says, adding that the Southwest sector has one of the lowesty vacancy ratesin town. That's supporter by a recent office market study which found the Southwestt sector has the highest occupancy level in town and some of the highesgrental rates. According to a studt by Austin's NAI Commercial Industriall Properties Co.
, the occupancy levelk for the Southwest sector was 88 compared tothe city-wide average of 80 Average rental rates were $19.84 per squares foot in Southwest Austin, second only to the Centrap Business District's $21.47 per square Stratus isn't alone in its read of the Southwest sectorr making a comeback. In May, Austin-based developer Hill Partnerws Inc. said it was pulling its planas back outfor 90,000-square-foot office building in San Clementse at Davenport.
At that time, Principal Sam Houstob said the company was lookingt to begin construction in May and the building would take 10 to 12 months to Houston couldn't be reached for Also in May, Dallas-based Prentiss Propertiews Trust (NYSE: PP) said it recentlgy received a building permiyt for two office buildings with 211,000p square feet on a 20.6-acre site at MoPadc Expressway and South Capitapl of Texas Highway.
Prentisss has said it doubts it will builfd the space on aspeculative
Wednesday, 23 November 2011
RCR moves personnel to give Harvick new crew chief - The Associated Press
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USA Today | RCR moves personnel to give Harvick new crew chief The Associated Press CHARLOTTE, NC (AP) â€" Richard Childress predicted at the start of the season one of his drivers would win NASCAR's championship. So after f » |
Monday, 21 November 2011
Workers laid-off from small businesses get health insurance break - The Business Journal of Milwaukee:
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The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act gave a bream to former employees of companies with 20 or more employeezs by providing a subsidy that cuts the cost ofCOBRzA health-care coverage by 65 Illinois is extending the same breakl to workers laid off from smallet companies. The bill signed by Quinh provides a 65 percent health insurance payment subsidy to those who workedr for companies with fewer than20 employees. The bill givesz employees of small businesses who lost their jobsaftet Sept. 1, 2008, and who declined COBRA becauswe of itshigh costs, a second chance to entetr the program.
Under this plan, those formetr workers can continue their healthg insurance coverage and receive a 65 percenttpremium reduction. The law also providesa up to an additional three months of coverage for manyformefr employees. Sen. Susan Garrett, and Rep. Karen May, D-Highwood, sponsored the legislation.
The American Recovery and Reinvestment Act gave a bream to former employees of companies with 20 or more employeezs by providing a subsidy that cuts the cost ofCOBRzA health-care coverage by 65 Illinois is extending the same breakl to workers laid off from smallet companies. The bill signed by Quinh provides a 65 percent health insurance payment subsidy to those who workedr for companies with fewer than20 employees. The bill givesz employees of small businesses who lost their jobsaftet Sept. 1, 2008, and who declined COBRA becauswe of itshigh costs, a second chance to entetr the program.
Under this plan, those formetr workers can continue their healthg insurance coverage and receive a 65 percenttpremium reduction. The law also providesa up to an additional three months of coverage for manyformefr employees. Sen. Susan Garrett, and Rep. Karen May, D-Highwood, sponsored the legislation.
Saturday, 19 November 2011
Second-half surge carries St. Margaret's to first-round victory - OCRegister
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OCRegister (Blogs) (blog) | Second-half surge carries St. Margaret's to first-round victory OCRegister SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO - Behind senior running back Matt Duenes and strong second-half play from the special teams and defense, St. Margaret's overcame a sluggish first half to produce an opening round playoff victory. Duenes rushed for 143 yards and two ... PREP FOOTB » |
Thursday, 17 November 2011
Energirika mellanmål ett sätt att motverka undernäring bland våra äldre - CisionWire (pressmeddelande)
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Energirika mellanmål ett sätt att motverka undernäring bland våra äldre CisionWire (pressmeddelande) Åsa Strindlund, nutritionist från MedLearn, Anica Söderström, sjuksköterska och utbildare vid omvårdnadsprogrammet, MedLearn och Jan Gunnarsson, författare och föreläsare på Värdskapet. - Genom att arrangera Kost- och Energidagen som främst vänder sig ... |
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