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Tower Investments Buys 73,742 SF Office Complex in Indianapolis
Kody McCormick Kody McCormick

Tower Investments Buys 73,742 SF Office Complex in Indianapolis

On April 28, 2015 Tower Investments purchased a three-building office complex in the Fortune Park Business Center located at 8755 and 8765 Guion Road and 3939 Vincennes Road in Indianapolis, Indiana.  The 73,742 square feet complex is comprised of one 35,000 sq.ft. two-story Office Building and two single-story Flex Buildings of 20,372 sq.ft. and 18,370 sq.ft.  The major tenant is the United States Postal Service.

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Biotechnology Center at Elk Run Announces Strategic Advisory Board

Biotechnology Center at Elk Run Announces

Strategic Advisory Board

Biotech Industry, Academic Leaders Will Guide Development of Nonprofit Center, Promote Biotechnology and Economic Development in Minnesota

 

Pine Island, Minn. - (June 5, 2008) - Tower Investments, LLC today announced members of the Biotechnology Center at Elk Run (BCER) inaugural strategic advisory board.  The board is comprised of leaders from the biotechnology industry as well as academic and business leaders from the Rochester, Minn., region.

 

Located 15 minutes north of Rochester, BCER is a nonprofit organization committed to the development of biotechnology firms, technologies and services to support the economic progress of the state and the region. Researchers and developers at BCER will usher products from pre-clinical safety studies through commercialization.

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TOWER INVESTMENTS PURCHASES TWO HISTORIC BUILDINGS IN DOWNTOWN LITTLE ROCK
Kody McCormick Kody McCormick

TOWER INVESTMENTS PURCHASES TWO HISTORIC BUILDINGS IN DOWNTOWN LITTLE ROCK

Tower Investments, LLC has purchased two historic buildings in downtown Little Rock. The YMCA building purchased from the City is a downtown landmark. The Boyle building, located on the corner of Main and 5th Street, is a 12-story historic building that has been a symbol of Little Rock's beautiful skyline. Built in 1909, the Boyle building will become a cornerstone of Downtown Little Rock's Re-development Project.

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