The Virginian-Pilot

THE LEDGER-STAR

: Monday, May 20, 1996

• CAREER TRACK
• PAGEMART OPENS AT BEACH; LAW FIRM STARTS; DMV OPENS NEW CENTER
• MONMOUTH BUYS RAYTHEON PROPERTY ON BAYSIDE ROAD
• POLLING CUSTOMERS TURNS BUSINESS AROUND
• CAN U.S. YARDS TAKE ON CRUISE SHIPS?
• NORFOLK SOUTHERN HOLDS ITS TONGUE
• CIVIL ENGINEERING SURVEY SHOWS STARTING PAY AT $40,000 IN SOUTH
• DIGEST
• CORRECTION/CLARIFICATION: ***************************************************************** A graphic with Monday's Business Weekly cover story on Harvey Lindsay had several mistakes. The graphic's purpose was to show major buildings in downtown Norfolk developed or leased by Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate. Lindsay's company was involved in the development of Dominion Tower, the SMA office building, Signet Bank building, First Virginia Bank building, Waterside and the redevelopment of Plume Center West. In the past, Lindsay's company or Michael W. McCabe, president of Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate and a former partner in McCabe & Lester, has brokered deals, leased or had other ties with the Wheat Building (now known as the Life Building), Town Point Centre and the Monticello office building. Lindsay's company currently leases Waterside, Dominion Tower, Plume Center West and the Signet Bank building. The Life Building is leased by S.L. Nusbaum Realty Co. Town Point Centre is leased by Divaris Real Estate Inc. The Monticello office building is leased by Commercial Real Estate Services. The SMA office building is managed by Harvey Lindsay Commercial Real Estate. The First Virginia Bank building is leased by Goodman Segar Hogan Hoffler. Correction published Tuesday, May 21, 1996, page D2. ***************************************************************** [COVER STORY:] TOWERING ACHIEVEMENTS HARVEY L. LINDSAY JR., WHO QUIETLY, CAUTIOUSLY AND MODESTLY HELPED BUILD DOWNTOWN NORFOLK, HAS NOW QUIETLY TURNED DEAL MAKER AND POWER BROKER.
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