AMLI Commercial Properties Trust announced that Patrick Fox has been promoted to senior vice president.
James J. Whalen, Jr. was promoted to senior vice president and chief information officer at Boston Properties.
The Community Development Trust has hired William E. Spiller as its new vice president and director of equity acquisitions.
Lawrence J. Krema has been appointed to senior vice president, human resources, at Equity Office Properties Trust.
Federal Realty Investment Trust promoted Kenneth Shoop to vice president, controller, and Philip Altschuler to vice president, human resources.
FelCor Lodging Trust announced the following executive promotions: Lawrence D. Robinson as executive vice president, general counsel and secretary; Lester C. Johnson as senior vice president, controller and principal accounting officer; and Andrew J. Welch as senior vice president and treasurer.
Kimco Realty Corporation announced that David Henry will succeed Milton Cooper as chief executive officer in April of 2002. Cooper will retain the title of chairman.
Summit Properties announced a senior management succession plan. William F. Paulsen, co-chairman and chief executive officer, will transition to co-chairman of the board of directors, sharing that role with William B. McGuire, Jr. Steven R. LeBlanc, currently president and chief operating officer, will succeed Paulsen. Michael L. Schwarz, currently executive vice president and chief financial officer, will assume Mr. LeBlanc's responsibilities for property operations.
Town and Country Trust named James Dolphin as senior vice president and chief financial officer. Mr. Dolphin served as executive vice president, chief financial officer and a director at United Dominion Realty Trust.
United Dominion Realty Trust named Robert C. Larson chairman and Christopher Genry chief financial officer.
Steering into Distinction
Capital Automotive, the nation's leading specialty finance company for automotive retail real estate, was named by the Washington Post to its list of the Top 125 largest public companies in the Washington D.C. area. The Top 125 are ranked by revenue as reported for the last fiscal year. The REIT was ranked 89 with $103.2 million in revenue. 
"This accomplishment underscores the validity of our business model as well as the dedication and tireless efforts of our employees," says Thomas D. Eckert, president and chief executive officer.
Cousins Scores a Hat Trick
Three Atlanta Cousins Properties office buildings were honored with a "Regional Office Building of the Year" TOBY Award by the Building Owners and Managers Association (BOMA). The achievement marks a record-setting total for one company in a BOMA regional competition.
Northside Alpharetta I won the Medical Office Division, 333 North Point Center East won in its square foot category and One Ninety One Peachtree Tower won The Earth Award. Each went on to compete in last month's BOMA International competition.
TOBY entries are judged on elements that include building management and community impact.
"We set high standards by developing and managing only the premier office, retail, and medical office projects in a particular market," stated Craig Jones, Cousins president.
The 50-story Peachtree Tower won BOMA's International Office Building of the Year in 1998. Northside and North Point were recognized for the first time.
