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Tradeline, Inc. filters and categorizes new-construction and industry news from regional and professional journals across the country. Here you will find new projects, products, and regulatory updates.

Slough Estates Develops for Biotech in SF

Published 2/4/2002

Britain-based Slough Estates USA is planning to develop the Britannia East Grand in South San Francisco, a 783,533-sf biotech facility designed by South San Francisco-based DES and to be built by Hathaway Dinwiddie.  Pending final approval in April 2002, the $300 million project involves replacing the 100-year-old ICI paint factory with a leading-edge biotech laboratory. Slated to break ground mid-year, the project would bring Slough's South San Francisco holdings to over 2.7 million sf.

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Chiron's Emeryville Presence Expands

Published 2/4/2002

Chiron is proceeding with the development of 300,000 sf in Emeryville, scheduled to break ground in July 2002. The new lab space is part of a 20-year city-approved plan including a 2.2 million-sf growth margin for the diagnostic testing, vaccine and drug development firm.

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Vanguard Completes Malvern Campus

Published 2/4/2002

Vanguard Group has completed construction of three 120,000-sf buildings on a 300-acre site in Malvern. The mutual fund giant is also initiating premliminary work on a 250-acre, 2.5 million-sf campus which may enter the first phase of construction in spring of 2002. The multiphase project would begin with the development of two 320,000-sf facilities on 70 acres.  

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SDSU Chemical Sciences Lab Opens

Published 2/3/2002

San Diego State University opened a new $31 million lab and research facility in January 2002. Featuring "smart classroom" technology for multimedia visual presentations, the building houses 57 state-of-the-art chemistry and geology labs and 700 workstations.

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UT-San Antonio Breaks Ground on Durango Addition

Published 2/3/2002

The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA) broke ground in January 2002 on its 33,000-sf Durango Building addition. Slated for completion in March of 2003, the $7 million additon will house UTSA's Institute for Economic Development.

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