The roadwork has started in Camas that could someday lead to a $30 million complex for Fisher Investments, expected to break ground next year. The 150-acre site could become corporate headquarters for the $30 billion firm, which employs about 1,200 people total, including about 200 workers in an east Vancouver office. The project is comprised of two six-story office [...]
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Infrastructure Work Begins for Fisher Investments Complex
Posted in build to suit, commercial real estate, Forecast, Green Building, headquarters, lease, new office, office brokerage, office space, square feet, vancouver, tagged build to suit, business friendly climate, columbia tech center, commercial real estate, fisher investments, lease, office space, pactrust, relocation, square feet on September 8, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
WSUV Builds Applied Technology Facility
Posted in build to suit, commercial real estate, vancouver, tagged Applied Technology, build to suit, square feet, washington state university, WSUV on August 31, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Groundbreaking has begun on a new $43.5 million Applied Technology facility at the WSU Vancouver Campus. In part, the construction of this facility is designed to attract students and build on the local region’s growing technology industry. The new four-story building will be home to 56,000 square feet of lab and classroom space for a new [...]
Camas to Benefit from “Hostile” Bay Area Business Climate
Posted in build to suit, commercial real estate, headquarters, LEED, new office, office brokerage, office space, square feet, vancouver, tagged acres, build to suit, camas, fisher investments, ken fisher, office campus, square feet, vancouver, washington real estate on July 6, 2009 | 1 Comment »
Vancouver may land a real catch in Fisher Investments. The firm, which manages $30 billion in stocks and bonds and oversees government pensions and finances for large corporations such as Boeing and Volvo, currently employs 200 people in temporary space at Columbia Tech Center. But founder/CEO and best-selling author, Ken Fisher, has repeatedly said he intended to move their headquarters out [...]
Ziba Design Headquarters Taking Shape
Posted in build to suit, commercial real estate, Green Building, headquarters, LEED, new office, office space, portland, square feet, tagged build to suit, commercial real estate, headquarters, holst, LEED, office building, office space, pearl district, square feet, ziba design on March 20, 2009 | 2 Comments »
Other features such as wall-mounted digital sketch boards and wireless access throughout are being incorporated to spur creativity and flexibility among the talent. Ziba plans to move into their new offices in August of this year. The building is going for LEED Gold certification, so sustainability and energy efficiency have been taken into account along [...]
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