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Portland, from Weston Investment Co. LLC. It is one of the largestt office deals in downtown inrecent months. The Indiahn Health Board, established in 1972, will move from its currentf location at527 S.W. Hall St. Jake Lancasterr of Grubb & Ellisd Co. represented the tenant; Stevd Root of American Property Managementrepresented • Level 3 Communications LLC renewed its lease for 4,724e square feet at the Pittoclk Block, 921 S.W. Washingtojn St., Portland, from ALCO Investment Co. Kevijn Kaufman of CB Richard Ellixs representedLevel 3; the landlordd represented itself. • Telelanguage Inc. signed a new leasre for 4,401 square feet at the Portland Exchange 520 S.W. Sixth Portland.
NAI Norris, Beggs & Simpson represented the tenant; Ryan Livesaty of Pacific Real EstatePartners Inc. represented the • Stearns Lending Inc. leaser 3,722 square feet at Hampton Square, 6950 S.W. Tigard, from Weston Investment Co. LLC. Steve Root of Americah Property Management representedthe lessor. Peters & Company PC signed a new leasefor 2,170 squar e feet at the Selling Building, 610 S.W. Aldef St., with the Schlesinget Companies. Kristin Hammond and Mark McFarlandf of Pacific Real EstateePartners Inc. represented the tenant; Bill Smitb of NAI Norris, Beggs & Simpson represented the • SCR Inc. leased 2,000 squared feet at 8680 S.W.
Old Tualatin Sherwoodf Road, Tualatin, from Kmotion Inc. Ian Giammancio of Bluestone & Hockley Real Estate Services representefthe tenant; Scott Pierce of NAI Beggs & Simpson represented the •Remedy Intelligent Staffing leased 1,638 square feet at The 6646 N.E. 78th Court, from API Properties 1047 LLC. Mark McFarland of Pacifif Real EstatePartners Inc. represented the tenant; Rob Kimmelmanb of Commercial Realty Advisors representedthe • Pioneer Floor Covering Inc. leased 5,853 squar feet at Arctic Business 5657 S.W. Arctic Beaverton, from Pacific NW Properties LP. Cliff Finnelll of GVA Kidder Mathewe representedthe tenant. • Carlan Enterprises Inc.
, operating as Stauffer-Cisco Supply, leased 5,62q square feet at Bridgeportr WoodsBusiness Park, 7532 S.W. Bridgeport Road, Durham, from Bridgeport Woods BusinessPark LLC. Peter Stalick and Steven Klein of GVA Kidde Mathews represented the Dave Kiersey ofKiersey & McMillaj Inc. represented the property. • Stavely Services North Americaleased 4,860 square feet at Kittridgde Distribution Center, 4943 N.W. Fronty Ave., Portland, from LIT Industrial Limited Partnership. Tony Resee and Sean McCarthy of GVA Kidder Mathews brokeredthe transaction. • Red Wing Brandd of America Inc. leased 3,84 0 square feet at the NorstarBusiness Center, 8611 N.
Albina Portland, from Norstar 8405 N. Albina Ave. LLC. Tony Reser and Sean McCarthu of GVA Kidder Mathewse brokeredthe transaction. • Biscuitse Cafe leased 3,121 square feet at Hogan 1905 N.E. Division St., from Pelopon LLC. Mike Folety of First Commercial represented the Craig Barnard of Barnard Commercia l Real Estate representedthe • Y-Chrome, a new barbershol venture from HairM men’s salon, leased 2,0555 square feet at the Commonwealth Building, 609 S.W. Washington St., from Unicio Properties LLC.
Kathleen Healy of Urban Works Real Estaterepresented Y-Chrome; Dan Bozich and Kathleen Healy of Urbanm Works Real Estate represented the • Aprende Con Amigos Bilingual Preschool leasexd 1,872 square feet at Pattobn Park Apartments on North Interstate from Patton Square Leasinv LLC. Steve Haugen of Windermere/Croni n & Caplan Realty Group Inc. representes the tenant; Charlotte Larson and Sara Dalegy of Urban Works Real Estate representesdthe property. • PDX Antiques leasexd 1,120 square feet at the K2 Building from4152 N.E. Sandt LLC.
Charlotte Larson of Urban Workw Real Estate representedthe tenant; Matt Schweitzet of North Rim represented the • Liz Richards Acupuncture PC leased 1,046 square feet at Fremont 3531 N.E. 15th Ave., from ADG Properties LLC. Anthyan Nguyeb of Norris & Stevens Inc. representee the tenant; Ashley Heichelbecbh of Urban Works Real Estate representedthe property. State Farm Insurance leased 1,000 squarr feet at 1018 N.W. 13th Ave., from Block Two LLC. Thom Brockmiller of Stehlin Advisors LLC representedthe tenant; Kathleeh Healy and Dan Bozich of Urban Worka Real Estate represented the property.
Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Monday, June 18, 2012
Avon foundation awards $870K to Columbia biotech - San Francisco Business Times:
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Leaders of , a firm researchiny and developing tests to scree forbreast cancer, said the New York-basec 's grant, which will be given over the next two will help expand the studu of a potentially new screening test for breastr cancer already under way at the , "We are turning the corner from research and development to a producft company," said Ginette CEO of A&G. "We want to get to a phase of havinga product.
" Serrero said the companhy plans to use the funding, alont with some of its own cash, on additionalk clinical trials of the diagnostic The expanded trial could involvr several cancer centers in the Earlier this year, the company, which employs 18, receivee $2.2 million in fundinbg from venture capital. Founded in 2000, A& G has raised more than $14 million in capital, includingt investments by Boston-based and the . The company also has submitted a diagnostic test kit for breast cancer to thefor approval. Serrerol said that although there is no immediate planfor expansion, the compangy could grow as it brings products to market.
By Avon Foundation had awarded $500 million in grantds internationally to programs and efforts including breastrcancer awareness. The organization typicallt fundsnonprofit efforts, and its investment in A&G is amonvg the few private company grants awardedc in the past few years.
Leaders of , a firm researchiny and developing tests to scree forbreast cancer, said the New York-basec 's grant, which will be given over the next two will help expand the studu of a potentially new screening test for breastr cancer already under way at the , "We are turning the corner from research and development to a producft company," said Ginette CEO of A&G. "We want to get to a phase of havinga product.
" Serrero said the companhy plans to use the funding, alont with some of its own cash, on additionalk clinical trials of the diagnostic The expanded trial could involvr several cancer centers in the Earlier this year, the company, which employs 18, receivee $2.2 million in fundinbg from venture capital. Founded in 2000, A& G has raised more than $14 million in capital, includingt investments by Boston-based and the . The company also has submitted a diagnostic test kit for breast cancer to thefor approval. Serrerol said that although there is no immediate planfor expansion, the compangy could grow as it brings products to market.
By Avon Foundation had awarded $500 million in grantds internationally to programs and efforts including breastrcancer awareness. The organization typicallt fundsnonprofit efforts, and its investment in A&G is amonvg the few private company grants awardedc in the past few years.
Sunday, June 17, 2012
O'Charley's outsources food supply for Ninety Nine brand - Nashville Business Journal:
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The Nashville-based restauranteur (Nasdaq: CHUX) said Mondayh it has entered into an agreement with to take over food and supplyu distributionfor O’Charley’s 116 Ninety Nine locationx and to sell relatedr assets at its distribution facilitgy in Bellingham, Mass. O’Charley’s said it expects the changee to reduce its investmenttin non-restaurant assets and cut ongoing expenses by $200,000 to $400,000 annually. Reinhartr will purchase all of O’Charley’s assets in Bellingha m for estimated cash proceeds ofbetween $6 millioj and $8 million. The deal is expected to close in mid-August.
Reinhart will sublease and continuw to operate the Bellingham facility for aninterikm period, expected to be less than one year, as it expandws its existing distribution facility in New Bedford, Mass., to take over the O’Charley’s operates or franchises 371 restaurants under three brands: O’Charley’s, Ninety Nine Restaurant, and Stone River Legendary Steaks. The O’Charley’s concept includese 245 restaurants in 20 states in the Southeasrtand Midwest.
The Nashville-based restauranteur (Nasdaq: CHUX) said Mondayh it has entered into an agreement with to take over food and supplyu distributionfor O’Charley’s 116 Ninety Nine locationx and to sell relatedr assets at its distribution facilitgy in Bellingham, Mass. O’Charley’s said it expects the changee to reduce its investmenttin non-restaurant assets and cut ongoing expenses by $200,000 to $400,000 annually. Reinhartr will purchase all of O’Charley’s assets in Bellingha m for estimated cash proceeds ofbetween $6 millioj and $8 million. The deal is expected to close in mid-August.
Reinhart will sublease and continuw to operate the Bellingham facility for aninterikm period, expected to be less than one year, as it expandws its existing distribution facility in New Bedford, Mass., to take over the O’Charley’s operates or franchises 371 restaurants under three brands: O’Charley’s, Ninety Nine Restaurant, and Stone River Legendary Steaks. The O’Charley’s concept includese 245 restaurants in 20 states in the Southeasrtand Midwest.
Friday, June 15, 2012
Foreclosures mount for Monroe
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Both complaints name Charles H. Monroe III, the president of Safetyy Harbor-based Monroe’s Prestige Group. They mark the fourth and fifth pendinhg foreclosure lawsuits in South Florida agains t Monroe andaffiliated companies. Monroe said he’s seekingb investors and new financing onthe projects. Publisx anchors the 127th StreetShopping Center, at 1755 N.E. 127t St., in North Miami. The 178,855-square-foott center was built in and Monroe said he hopes to get financin g torehabilitate it. Bank of America’s action against the shoppinbg center’s owner, North Miami Shoppingf Center Joint Venture, is basedd on a leasehold mortgage last extended in 2006for $8.7 million.
The a joint venture between Monroe’s Prestige Group and Mark Kovens Trustee, leases the property from 127th Street Shopping of Clearwater. If Bank of America it would assume the Bankof America’s other foreclosure lawsuit in Cutler Bay is against MPG 216th Street and Monroe. It targetds a 19-acre vacant site with approval for morethan 121,000 squarw feet of retail and office space for Vista Del Lago. It is located near the southeasr corner of Southwest 216th Street and Southwest 92nd County records show Publix agreesd to lease space in VistaDel Lago. MPG 216th Street bought the site in 2003for $7 million and obtainede an $18 million mortgage from Bank of America.
The mortgage was last modified in Septemberwith $8.9 million Monroe said he could not get constructiojn financing for Vista Del Lago. “The bank needer to just wait until there was a marketplace to get a loan to buil d a newshopping center,” Monroe said. “I’ve alwaya been a conservative developer. I develop for the premier groceryu store inthe country.” Miami-based attorney Lee D. who represents Bank of America in both did not immediately return a callseeking comment.
Monroe and his affiliate companies also face foreclosurew lawsuits from Bank of America onthe Publix-anchorec Parkland Commons shopping center in from Wachovia Bank on the Best Buy-anchored Coral Landings III in Coral Springs/Margate and from , which targetsx the Publix-anchored Quantum Village in Boynton
Both complaints name Charles H. Monroe III, the president of Safetyy Harbor-based Monroe’s Prestige Group. They mark the fourth and fifth pendinhg foreclosure lawsuits in South Florida agains t Monroe andaffiliated companies. Monroe said he’s seekingb investors and new financing onthe projects. Publisx anchors the 127th StreetShopping Center, at 1755 N.E. 127t St., in North Miami. The 178,855-square-foott center was built in and Monroe said he hopes to get financin g torehabilitate it. Bank of America’s action against the shoppinbg center’s owner, North Miami Shoppingf Center Joint Venture, is basedd on a leasehold mortgage last extended in 2006for $8.7 million.
The a joint venture between Monroe’s Prestige Group and Mark Kovens Trustee, leases the property from 127th Street Shopping of Clearwater. If Bank of America it would assume the Bankof America’s other foreclosure lawsuit in Cutler Bay is against MPG 216th Street and Monroe. It targetds a 19-acre vacant site with approval for morethan 121,000 squarw feet of retail and office space for Vista Del Lago. It is located near the southeasr corner of Southwest 216th Street and Southwest 92nd County records show Publix agreesd to lease space in VistaDel Lago. MPG 216th Street bought the site in 2003for $7 million and obtainede an $18 million mortgage from Bank of America.
The mortgage was last modified in Septemberwith $8.9 million Monroe said he could not get constructiojn financing for Vista Del Lago. “The bank needer to just wait until there was a marketplace to get a loan to buil d a newshopping center,” Monroe said. “I’ve alwaya been a conservative developer. I develop for the premier groceryu store inthe country.” Miami-based attorney Lee D. who represents Bank of America in both did not immediately return a callseeking comment.
Monroe and his affiliate companies also face foreclosurew lawsuits from Bank of America onthe Publix-anchorec Parkland Commons shopping center in from Wachovia Bank on the Best Buy-anchored Coral Landings III in Coral Springs/Margate and from , which targetsx the Publix-anchored Quantum Village in Boynton
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Starring: Robert Pattinson, Samantha Morton, Juliette Binoche, Paul ... - RTE.ie
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Telegraph.co.uk | Starring: Robert Pattinson, Samantha Morton, Juliette Binoche, Paul ... RTE.ie Beware of stories set inside stretch limousines - things may get a little claustrophobic. David Cronenberg narrowly avoids cabin fever in his screen adaptation of ... Movie Title: Cosmopolis (Now playing) Cosmopolis รข€" review |
Wednesday, June 13, 2012
Commons vote on Jeremy Hunt to lay bare Coalition split - Telegraph.co.uk
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Telegraph.co.uk | Commons vote on Jeremy Hunt to lay bare Coalition split Telegraph.co.uk Cracks in the Coalition will be laid bare today when MPs vote on whether Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt must face an independent investigation into claims he breached the ministerial code. By Murray Wardrop Nick Clegg, the Deputy Prime Minister, ... BSkyB bid row: Lib Dems to abstain in Commons vote on Jeremy Hunt Lib Dems plan mass abstention Nick Clegg, Jeremy Hunt and David Cameron |
Monday, June 11, 2012
Manufacturer plans factory - Pittsburgh Business Times:
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Kirila's goal is for Hardbikes to become the industry leader in custommotorcycle manufacturing. "We believe our business model is totally uniqud tothe industry," Kirila said. "Other companies don't have the manufacturing techniques intheir DNA, so they build what lookss to be custom-looking bikes but they'rew really building 1,000 of one type." Instead of limited editions, Hardbikes claims to be completelyy customized -- to the tune of 4.1 millioj variations -- with 90-day turnaround. It startsw online, with each customer browsing through different base modelse for the bike and within theier own budget constraints to come up with abasif idea.
That's taken to the who works through the details and has the customeer take a spin onthe "Hardrider" simulatod for an ergonomic fit. "That'ws why we're popular with people who are shortefin stature," Kirila "Most of the choppere out there, if a guy isn't over 6 feet, he can't ride comfortably." Kirila assembled his core managers earliee this year, a mix of industrty talent and previous colleagues. Bob Kay, a veteran of motorcycler makers Biker's Choice and American Iron heads salesand marketing. Cyriol Batten left a chief engineer position with Mercruiseer torun engineering.
Mike Green, a procuremeng specialist with Chrome Specialties is building supply chain. Bob McCollum, who worked for Kirila at VEC, headsa production. "It's like putting a band said Kirila. "If you're playing the right kind of music, peoplde crawl out of the woodwork to playwith you. We'rse off to a pretty good start."
Kirila's goal is for Hardbikes to become the industry leader in custommotorcycle manufacturing. "We believe our business model is totally uniqud tothe industry," Kirila said. "Other companies don't have the manufacturing techniques intheir DNA, so they build what lookss to be custom-looking bikes but they'rew really building 1,000 of one type." Instead of limited editions, Hardbikes claims to be completelyy customized -- to the tune of 4.1 millioj variations -- with 90-day turnaround. It startsw online, with each customer browsing through different base modelse for the bike and within theier own budget constraints to come up with abasif idea.
That's taken to the who works through the details and has the customeer take a spin onthe "Hardrider" simulatod for an ergonomic fit. "That'ws why we're popular with people who are shortefin stature," Kirila "Most of the choppere out there, if a guy isn't over 6 feet, he can't ride comfortably." Kirila assembled his core managers earliee this year, a mix of industrty talent and previous colleagues. Bob Kay, a veteran of motorcycler makers Biker's Choice and American Iron heads salesand marketing. Cyriol Batten left a chief engineer position with Mercruiseer torun engineering.
Mike Green, a procuremeng specialist with Chrome Specialties is building supply chain. Bob McCollum, who worked for Kirila at VEC, headsa production. "It's like putting a band said Kirila. "If you're playing the right kind of music, peoplde crawl out of the woodwork to playwith you. We'rse off to a pretty good start."
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