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TEMPE, AZ-Infinite Visions Software is lining up a November move in a relocation of its Tempe headquarters. The firm has signed for 10,000 sf at One Agave Center, a project of Gerding/Edlen Development.
TIGARD, OR-Panattoni has under contract a 7.56-acre parcel sweetly situated on Highway 99, but very near the onramp to Highway 217, a major byway that connects Highway 26 and Interstate 5, and the state has been reticent about approving the project.
PHOENIX-Coldwell Banker is taking 12,300 sf of the under-construction, 38,000-sf Blackhawk Corporate Center II in northwest Phoenix. The spot will combine the staff from Coldwell's MetroCenter office and the recently acquired Prudential team.
DALLAS-Some major players in the Dallas-Ft. Worth region have added to their teams or promoted from within in personnel changes over the past week. At Wyndham International, the team is all smiles over awards and national leadership roles.
STAMFORD, CT-Cushman & Wakefield only had to go across town to tab Laurence Conlon III as a director of its Asset Services division. Conlon came to the brokerage firm after serving as director of corporate real estate for UBS Warburg in Stamford.
PORTLAND-In addition to RCN Corp. and Relera backing out of the Westside market, the 160,000-sf Pacific Telecom Exchange Building in the Pearl District remains vacant and a Fowler Flannigan LLC may be losing its grip on the 320,000-sf Pearl Tech Center.
MCLEAN, VA-PRC has made a change in its property plans after being acquired by Northrop Grumman. C&W has been brought in to lease half of the 570,000-sf project.
GREATER BOSTON-A study by Lehman Brothers and Cushman and Wakefield indicates that only 25% of all the telecommunications space in the Greater Boston area was leased as of February, making this area's telecom industry softer than those in most major sections of the country.
CHICAGO-Cushman & Wakefield and Tishman Speyer Properties brokers find an additional 76,000 sf in the 98%-occupied 55 E. Monroe St. for electric power industry consultant Sargent & Lundy. Not only does it top the Boeing deal, it's the largest lease signed in Downtown this year.
LYNNWOOD, WA-Cypress Semiconductor Corp. of San Jose, CA has leased and signed an option to buy a 66,528-sf building in the proposed Opus Northpointe Corporate Campus. The company will consolidate other Puget Sound operations and house 150 employees here.