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ORLANDO-The Dallas-based brokerage names Phil Carter of Colliers Arnold to head the new retail services division which complements the seven-month-old corporate services office at 100 S. Orange Ave. Downtown.
HOUSTON-All's well that ends well. Parkway Properties gets a creditworthy tenant for the entire former Raytheon building. Honeywell, in turn, gets 142,464 sf that meets all criteria for a consolidation of multiple offices.
SAN DIEGO-In a boost for the city's waterfront and sagging tourism industry, Royal Caribbean International and the Port of San Diego reports that Grandeur of the Seas will sail from the California seaport this summer.
HOUSTON-One buyer gets a 19,900-sf manufacturing building sitting on 5.4 acres in the southwest sector while the other buyer closes on a 19,299-sf warehouse in the south. In Houston, small-size building sales have been popular for some time now.
PASADENA, CA-The management services firm Tetra Tech has signed a 12-year lease to occupy two of the three floors at the soon to be completed second phase of Pasadena Corporate Park. The lease was signed with Kearny Real Estate Co.
NEW YORK CITY-Speculation and rumors that scandal-ridden Arthur Andersen would pull out of its 650,000-sf lease at Times Square Tower were proved true yesterday. The deal is officially history.
LA PORTE, TX-GSL Contractors' 6.9-acre buy jumpstarted a build-to-suit in the Bayport North Industrial Park in La Porte, southeast of Houston. The developer's intent is to build and hold, as it did with its other Houston-area properties.
DALLAS-Cushman & Wakefield of Texas wins the draft for a brokerage team that's been courted for nearly two months by the region's largest houses. Tracy Fults, Allison Fannin and Joel Fults are settling into their North Dallas offices.
ORLANDO-The founder/chairman of Realvest Partners Inc. suggests developers/owners should prepare their properties for renewed demand as the national economy continues to improve in 2003. New residential construction will remain strong but the office sector will remain soft throughout next year, the developer tells GlobeSt.com.