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ORLANDO-New York-based Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Inc. picked Crow over Cushman & Wakefield of Florida Inc., CB Richard Ellis Inc. and Grubb & Ellis Co. The value of the leasing/management contract wasn't disclosed.
HOUSTON-Westland Tech Center I in northwest Houston baits an 11,200-sf lease from Honeywell. The 61,600-sf, one-year-old building is part of a 420-acre development near the city's industrial distribution hub.
COLORADO CITY, CO-The parent company of King Soopers and City Market is leasing a 248,000-sf distribution center from Columbia House, which bought the facility at 4038 Dover Dr. in 1993 and expanded it from 67,000 sf.
NEW YORK CITY-New hotels opening in Manhattan will benefit from the lack of funding for hotel construction here. But investor interest in the lodging market on a national level is keen, with a recovery predicted for 2003.
NEW YORK CITY-New hotels opening in Manhattan will benefit from the lack of funding for hotel construction here. But investor interest in the lodging market on a national level is keen, with a recovery predicted for 2003.
WASHINGTON, DC-The District weathers the economic storm--and other problems--to emerge as one of 2001's highest performing commercial real estate markets in the country, according to Cushman & Wakefield's year-end MarketBeat series.
SAN FRANCISCO-Bob Gilley, who with partner and executive director Jeff Congdon dominated the Northern California office market for Cushman & Wakefield over the past few years, will head Insignia/ESG's new Bay Area investment sales and financing division.
WHITE PLAINS-Despite the ongoing economic slowdown and its impact on the commercial office market, EastRidge Properties reports that its portfolio in Westchester County finished 2001 with a 96% occupancy rate.
NEW YORK CITY-One of the industry powerhouse's key players will now head up its retail business as C&W forges ahead with its plan to drum up domestic retail business. The 18-year company veteran plans to expand C&W's retail presence in several key US markets.
WASHINGTON, DC-The District weathers the economic storm--and other problems--to emerge as one of 2001's highest performing commercial real estate markets in the country, according to Cushman & Wakefield's year-end MarketBeat series.