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ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A major contraction occurred in the county's manufacturing sector in third quarter 2001, according to recent research by Chapman University. As manufacturing activity has slowed, vacancy levels have risen in industrial properties throughout Orange County.
RANDOLPH, MA-Sears leases a 73,500-sf facility here on 21 Pacella Park Drive. The company plans to convert the building into a separate repair center as part of a nationwide venture. This center will service the New England region.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A major contraction occurred in the county's manufacturing sector in third quarter 2001, according to recent research by Chapman University. As manufacturing activity has slowed, vacancy levels have risen in industrial properties throughout Orange County.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-A major contraction occurred in the county's manufacturing sector in third quarter 2001, according to recent research by Chapman University. As manufacturing activity has slowed, vacancy levels have risen in industrial properties throughout Orange County.
DALLAS-Stephen L. Thelen, a repeat top producer and senior director for Cushman & Wakefield in Dallas, is the latest draft by the Staubach Co. He is the new vice president of corporate services. It's all about building a top team, says Staubach's Ka Cotter.
CHICAGO-Tenants across Central Business District submarkets willing to sign on the dotted line are finding cost-saving opportunities, building managers and leasing brokers report.
PLACENTIA, CA-Creative Sales Inc. sells the Placentia property to private investor David Peairs. His water filtration company will relocate from its current site in Santa Ana to the Placentia building.
CLIFTON, NJ-The developer of the seven-story, 211,000-sf Mountain Technology Center recently completed an upgrade of the building's systems, targeting companies with heavy voice and data use.
NEW YORK CITY-A Downtown accounting firm signs a 10-year-lease on Wall Street, its original home, making a commitment to stay in the neighborhood where it was founded more than 50 years ago.
HOUSTON-Metalade of Pennsylvania and UOP of Des Plaines, IL take 28,320 sf in Houston's lead submarket for absorption. Metalade signs for the largest chunk of industrial space. It will move into 22,980 sf at a Clay Street building.