PORTSMOUTH, NH-Lodging Econometrics, a locally based hotel industry research firm, indicates that the development pipeline for hotels nationwide is slowing down, providing the industry with an opportunity to recover from the economic recession and the 9/11 terror attacks.

GREATER BOSTON-A report compiled by Richards Barry Joyce & Partners, a local real estate services firm, indicates that while the biotech market continues to experience steady tenant demand, much of the market's growth will be seen in the suburbs.

BILLERICA, MA-SIPEX Corp. closes most of its manufacturing facility at 22 Linnell Circle and transfers the work to Malaysia where the semiconductor company already has operations. The company is also moving its headquarters from here to Milipitas, CA.

WILMINGTON, MA-E.A. Spry leases 28,875 sf of at 80 Industrial Way. The 230,000-sf building is in the process of being renovated and Spry will use its space for warehouse, distribution and the storage of office furniture and equipment.

GREATER BOSTON-Cushman & Wakefield releases its third quarter statistics and all the numbers point to a market that hasn't yet recovered but is beginning to stabilize. Vacancy rates are still high but have not changed significantly from the previous quarter.

SHREWSBURY, MA-Spag's Supply, a retail institution for 68 years, is purchased by Building 19, a Hingham, MA-based discount retailer. The deal includes Spag's 13-acre complex, which comprises three main buildings and a warehouse.

PORTSMOUTH, NH-Lodging Econometrics, a locally based hotel industry research firm, indicates that the development pipeline for hotels nationwide is slowing down, providing the industry with an opportunity to recover from the economic recession and the 9/11 terror attacks.

GREATER BOSTON-Cushman & Wakefield releases its third quarter statistics and all the numbers point to a market that hasn't yet recovered but is beginning to stabilize. Vacancy rates are still high but have not changed significantly from the previous quarter.