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Theater Sees Bigger Role To Play
Alex expands venue space to draw larger events to Glendale.DEVELOPMENT: The long story of the Alex Theatre’s renovation could have a happy ending. May 13, 2013 midnight $$ ShareRyland Raising $250 Million in Note Offering
Homebuilder Ryland Group Inc. is raising $250 million in a convertible note offering that started this week.
Housing Recovery Boosts Power Center’s Price
Retail: Gateway Village goes for $47.5 million to Newport Beach firm.
Valencia shopping center Gateway Village has sold for $47.5 million, the highest price in total dollars for a Santa Clarita Valley retail property this year.
Around the Valleys
News and notes from around the greater San Fernando Valley
Jo-Ann Stores Inc. is set to open a new location just a few months after closing at its previous location.
Rival Blows Whistle on Tutor-Perini Rail Award
Construction: Shares of Sylmar firm slide despite possible huge contract.
CONSTRUCTION: Despite front-runner status for two major projects, shares of Sylmar firm Tutor Perini Corp. have been lackluster.
Real Estate Quarterly
QUARTERLY REPORT: First quarter office and industrial real estate data from Colliers International.
Disney Pullout Leaves Burbank Market Wishing Upon a Star
It’s amazing what one building can do to a market, and Burbank is a case in point.
Single-Family Home Rental Company Is Leasing Standout
It seems the San Fernando Valley and the Conejo Valley real estate markets were operating in different universes in the first quarter.
Year Starts Off With Whimper, Brokers Hope for Bang Later
If you listened carefully, you could hear a pin drop in the Santa Clarita Valley office market in the first quarter.
Brokers Get Busy Even as Core Valley Market Gives Up Space
The San Fernando Valley office market was a mixed-bag in the first quarter, as activity picked up but the market gave back space for the first time since 2011.
Medical Office Deals Give Shot in Arm to High Desert Market
Leasing and new construction of medical office space is helping to toss off sluggishness in the office and industrial real estate markets in the Antelope Valley.
Around the Valleys
News and notes from around the greater
Sporting goods maker Easton-Bell Sports Inc. has reportedly been put up for sale by its owner, New York private equity firm Fenway Partners LLC.
Clear Path for Housing Plan
Development: Ventura County could have first tract since bust.
DEVELOPMENT: Are Moorpark residents ready to approve a development with 500 luxury homes?
Indoor Shopping Malls Find New Life Outdoors
Development: Owners add patios, other innovations to attract shoppers.
STORY: Shopping centers remodeled during the recession and now expect to reap the rewards.
Building Up for a Boom in Construction Defects
Litigation: Contractor firms bracing for litigation as filing deadline nears.
The housing boom of the last decade ended up as a disaster for both homeowners and builders alike when it all went bust.
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