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Southwest Business Corp. Plans to Consolidate Services in San Antonio
Southwest Business Corp. plans to consolidate its services at a new 100,000-sf headquarters on a 3.7-acre site in North Central San Antonio. Groundbreaking for the $12 to $14-million building plus 4.5-story parking structure is planned for 2003, with occupancy anticipated in 2005. The company provides insurance and financial services.
BioMerieux Expands in Durham
BioMerieux, a medical test products company based in France, is expanding at Teer Technical Parking in Durham. The 36,378-sf facility, formerly occupied by Organon Teknika, will house the company’s corporate sales office and training center, and will accommodate approximately 95 employees. BioMerieux currently has offices down the street from the new facility.
Randolph-Brooks Credit Union Plans New Service Center
Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union is seeking a 10 to 20-acre site in San Antonio for a new 100,000-sf administrative service center to house back-office operations carried out by approximately 250 employees. Executive offices will remain at Randolph Air Force Base. Once a site has been selected, Chesney-Morales & Associates Inc. of San Antonio will design the facility.
SPX Plans New HQ in Charlotte
SPX, a Michigan company producing technical products and systems, has selected Balantine Corporate Park in Charlotte as the site of their new 100,000-sf office headquarters. Washington, D.C.-based Hickok Warner Fox will design the interior of the building, which will be constructed by Bissell Development. Completion is anticipated in April 2002, at which time at least 50 employees will move in.
Benefit Planners Opens New Office in San Antonio
Benefit Planners Inc., headquartered in Boerne, Texas, broke ground in March 2001 on the first phase of a new office complex, called Tech Park, in Northwest San Antonio. The $7.5 million, 70,000-sf structure will house customer service and claims processing and from 250 to 350 employees when completed in September 2001. When the first building is totally occupied, an additional $6-million, 60,000-sf facility is planned, for a total of approximately 120,000 sf at build-out. Darren Casey Interests is the developer of the project.