Regional space race gets started

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Real estate analysts expect a race between nearly sixty companies, whose lease licenses expire by year 2006, for prime office space in prime commercial areas around Center City and Voorhees areas. All moves of Towers Perrin, the biggest management consulting firm whose lease period in Center City as well as Voorhees expires by year 2006 and observers feel that a lot of other companies would make their moves after Towers make their decision.

Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Sales & consumption, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis, Market size

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A new electricity at Chester site

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Michael O'Neill announced that his real estate firm had bought an old electricity generating station in Chester and would turn it into a modern office center. Preferred Real Estate Investments Inc., Michael O'Neill's company of Conshohocken, had won praise for conversions of industrial space.

Electric Utilities, Electric Power Generation, Transmission and Distribution, Contracts & orders received, Electric services, Contracts & orders let, Contracts, Design and construction, Contract agreement, Remodeling and renovation, Office buildings, Preferred Real Estate Investments Inc.

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'Recycling' old retail real estate

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The author examines Metro Commercial Real Estate's marketing strategy and services. Topics include sales of retail real estate, remodeling storefronts in shopping malls, and the use of market research and business stragegy.

Marketing procedures, Science & research, Services information, Market Research, Market Research & Product Development, Research, Services, Marketing, Marketing research, Company marketing practices, Company services, Strategic planning (Business), Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Metro Commercial Real Estate Inc.

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