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SUNRISE, FL-Affiliates of the Virginia-based real estate investment trust are borrowing $472 million underwritten by Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs on the 2.1 million-sf Sawgrass Mills retail center in this southwest Broward County community, 26 miles north of Miami.
ATLANTA-Teachers Insurance and Annuity Association is negotiating in the area of $80 million ($138.89 per sf) for the combined 576,000-sf Concourse 1 and Concourse 11 near the 21.9 million-sf Interstate 285/GA400 submarket.
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MIAMI-Cushman & Wakefield picks Philip H. Grossberg, former regional real estate manager for General Motors in Brazil, to be part of its newly formed Latin American International Services Group.
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL-A 100%-leased 25,000-sf industrial building is sold by HM Strategic Investments to RCK Properties for $1.05 million after a 20,616-sf industrial building in nearby Bensenville sells for $825,000.
DALLAS-The sluggish days seem to be over, with deals now closing at a brisker pace. The largest deal to come down the pike in recent days is the 1.1-acre buy of Bank of America. A new branch is being eyed for the $700,000 Mansfield site.
TUALATIN, OR-Panattoni's point man in the Northwest, Mike Wells, confirms for GlobeSt.com that the Sacramento, CA-based build-to-suit developer has another 55 acres under contract just south of Portland, OR on Tualatin-Sherwood Road.
DENVER-Six months ago, office rents were at an all-time high and vacancies were near an all-time low. Since then, four million sf of sublease space has hit the market, which could push vacancy rates near 1980s levels.
DENVER-Six months ago, office rents were at an all-time high and vacancies were near an all-time low. Since then, four million sf of sublease space has hit the market, which could push vacancy rates near 1980s levels.