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ALISO VIEJO, CA-The 27,000-sf Clare Micronix building is located in Aliso Viejo, where the overall vacancy rate for office property stood at 30.9% at the end of the third quarter.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-Other than a flurry of leasing activity after the WTC attacks, the third quarter has seen vacancies rise and almost a million sf of "shadow" space hit the market.
NEW YORK CITY-Design plans for 505 Fifth Ave. were unveiled this week by LCOR Inc., owner and developer of the 275,000-sf building scheduled to open in 2003 just down the block from Grand Central Terminal.
NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield executive vice president John B. Coppedge III has put the firm's new International Services Group into play, signaling a major restructuring of C&W's approach to multinational client services.
LOS ANGELES-Brokerage firm's president will assume additional role of West Coast regional manager. Sullivan becomes branch manager of Downtown office after stint as co-manager of West LA office.
BUENA PARK, CA-American Box purchases a 42,500-sf industrial building in Buena Park. The company has already occupied the facility, which will serve as a start-up location.
FOUNTAIN VALLEY, CA-The district will build a maintenance facility on the 2.15-acre property. It will be used to service and store school buses and vehicles. The ground lease is valued at $2.2 million.
RICHMOND, CA-The health care organization signs a 10-year lease to occupy 38,000-sf in a research-and-development building here at Catellus Development's Regatta Business Center.
DANVERS, MA-Everest Partners LLC acquires the Northwoods Business Park here for $14.7 million from Cornerstone Real Estate Advisors. Both parties were represented by Robert E. Griffin, Jr., Richard F. Herlihy and Christopher T. Griffin, in their first transaction with Cushman & Wakefield's financial services group.