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SAN FRANCISCO, CA-A new report by Cushman & Wakefield states that demand for industrial product should improve over the next 12 months, although slower in weaker areas like San Jose and the San Francisco Peninsula.
CANNES-London remains the world's most expensive city for office space, says a new survey by Healey & Baker. Tokyo is in second place and Paris moves up to third
CANNES-London remains the world's most expensive city for office space, says a new survey by Healey & Baker. Tokyo is in second place and Paris moves up to third
ATLANTA-The Georgia 400, Buckhead and Midtown submarkets are struggling to fill abandoned quarters as the overall vacancy level soars to 19.1%, a first-quarter Cushman & Wakefield of Georgia Inc. study shows.
NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield executive vice president Jack Fraker predicts the industrial sector will be the first US real estate market to recover, fueled in part by consumer confidence. The office sector is projected to pick up soon thereafter.
WASHINGTON, DC-The 145,000-sf data center at 1501 N. Capitol St., SW sells for $6.2 million to U-Haul affiliate Five-Sac. The new owners will use the facility as a self-storage and truck and rental location.
NEW YORK CITY-Slowly, answers are coming to the major questions posed on Sept. 11. Another piece of the mammoth puzzle created that day has been fit with bond brokerage Cantor Fitzgerald, which lost 658 people at the World Trade Center, inking a deal for Midtown space.
ATLANTA-The Georgia 400, Buckhead and Midtown submarkets are struggling to fill abandoned quarters as the overall vacancy level soars to 19.1%, a first-quarter Cushman & Wakefield of Georgia Inc. study shows.
COLLEGE PARK, GA-Hitachi Transport Systems has signed a new three-year, 102,000-sf lease with an estimated aggregate value of $841,500 at the two-building, 845,000-sf Majestic Airport Center I in suburban College Park, GA, near Hartsfield International Airport.
NEW YORK CITY-Sources involved in the deal claim it marks the first major new Downtown tenancy since Sept. 11. Engineering firm JV DMJM Harris/Arup signs a 12-year agreement for three floors at the 70-year-old office tower.