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SEATTLE-The vacancy rate grew 1.6 percentage points from the second quarter to the third, a much slower pace than the 3.5 percentage point gain between the first and second quarters, according to the latest data from Cushman & Wakefield.
STAMFORD, CT-Abbey National Treasury Services PLC., a UK-based financial services firm, plans to open its first US branch office on Oct. 1 here in 17,580 sf of space at the former Champion Building at 400 Atlantic St.
NEW YORK CITY-Two San-Francisco-based healthcare technology firms lease space in or near Philadelphia. A care-management systems service takes 21,806 sf of expansion space at the University Science Center and a software company signs a renewal on its 48,074-sf Malvern space.
ALISO VIEJO, CA-The insurance giant takes 120,000 sf of new space inside Shea Properties' $350-million Vantis project here. Deal is one of the region's largest of the year and provides lift for battered South County area.
PORTLAND-The San Jose-based company that acquired Webtrends in March and took over its seven-year, 58,000-sf lease in the new Downtown high rise is now marketing its 19,275-sf view space that was never improved or occupied.
IRVING, TX-In today's economic climate, execs say Nissan Motor Acceptance Corp.'s decision for a 268,000-sf BTS is the only way to go. A full Dallas team gets a piece of the 14.8-acre project at DFW Freeport, a 550-acre development that's also caught the eye of a hotel developer.
MEDLEY, FL-This 960-acre mixed-use industrial project in northwest Miami-Dade County is showing considerable resiliency at a time when other Flagler Development-owned commercial projects elsewhere in Florida are experiencing slower growth.
NEW YORK CITY-Lower Manhattan, still in siege mentality, will rebuild. A newly released study suggests that while the damage is staggering, Downtown remains a force to be reckoned with.
MIAMI-The global telecommunications subsidiary of Telefonica S.A. absorbs 173,000 sf of industrial-telecom space in the Miami-Dade County airport/west submarket.
DALLAS-It's perhaps the largest office lease to be signed this year in Dallas. Longtime tenant Jackson Walker LLP is adding another floor, 28,500 sf, to its 112,500-sf, four-floor office quarters at the landmark Bank of America Plaza in the CBD.