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WHITE PLAINS-Local brokers predict that Westchester County should land one or more deals in the near future from the dozen or so New York City firms that are currently exploring the suburban office market for large blocks of available space.
BELLEVUE, WA-If and when they will be built remains a question, but a third-quarter report by Cushman & Wakefield lists 7.3 million sf worth of office projects proposed for construction throughout Eastside sub-markets.
SHELTON, CT-Local developer Cambridge Hanover is awaiting final approval from the town of Shelton to begin a $3 million renovation project on the 101,000-sf former Pitney Bowes office and assembly plant here.
PHOENIX-The first positive sign this year for the Phoenix office market is just a sweet reprieve, says Cushman & Wakefield's senior director in Arizona. The honeymoon of a 117,000-sf net absorption ends in Q4 when an extra 2.5 million sf comes to market.
LONDON-The UK investment market appears to be withstanding the shock of 11 September, according to a new report from Healey & Baker, While some occupiers and investors have delayed decisions, others are pressing ahead.
NEW YORK CITY-An international law firm is moving its local offices from one of the city's most notable Park Avenue skyscrapers to larger quarters less than a block away. But the attorney's aren't packing their briefs yet; they won't occupy the new space until July 2002.
LYNWOOD, WA-Its third quarter vacancy numbers, like the rest of Puget Sound's market, look to have been hit with an ugly stick. But Cushman & Wakefield broker Gary Bullington says someday the Northend will be asked to the prom.
PHOENIX-The first positive sign this year for the Phoenix office market is just a sweet reprieve, says Cushman & Wakefield's senior director in Arizona. The honeymoon of a 117,000-sf net absorption ends in Q4 when an extra 2.5 million sf comes to market.
STAMFORD, CT-Citigroup Asset Management, which had operations at 7 World Trade Center, has signed new leases totaling approximately 145,000 sf at two buildings here, real estate sources tell globest.com
ORLANDO-The 24-year-old Dallas-based company, founded by former Dallas Cowboys quarterback Roger Staubach, is opening its first corporate services office here to satisfy demand by national and international clients expanding their businesses and opening new divisions in Central Florida.