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SAN FRANCISCO-Several refurbished buildings are set to come back online this summer the heart of San Francisco's downtown business district. One of them, on Taylor Street, has been fully leased to ABM Industries. The others are actively marketing their space.
SAN FRANCISCO-Several refurbished buildings are set to come back online this summer the heart of San Francisco's downtown business district. One of them, on Taylor Street, has been fully leased to ABM Industries. The others are actively marketing their space.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Cushman & Wakefield of Florida Inc. hires Michael S. Landy to increase the company's focus in office-leasing markets such as Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, with plans to open a new office. Fort Lauderdale is 26 miles north of Miami.
DALLAS-Brokerage teams have lined up new tenants for 20,370 sf of office space in Irving and Dallas. The newly signed deals are for AMS Employers Group and Aerospace Insurance Managers.
SAN JOSE-More than 1.84 million sf of vacant sublease office space came on the San Jose market during the first quarter of 2001, increasing the vacancy rate by more than 75%, according to the latest report from Colliers International.
SANTA ANA, CA-The sale of the largely vacant 166,616-sf office complex here, for which the new owner is seeking "either a school or a business," marks the second significant transaction to take place within Orange County in the past week.
CHICAGO- New York City-based Cushman & Wakefield forms a "strategic alliance" with Near North Side retail brokerage firm Baum Realty Group, which closed approximately 25% of Loop retail deals during the past five years.
SAN FRANCISCO-The latest report from Whitney Cressman further sates that sublease space is the main reason the citywide office vacancy rate hit 8.17% by the end of March. About 77% of the sublease space is available as such for more than three years.
PORTLAND-It seems only tenants with lapsing leases and developers already in the ground are moving forward in the face of a stalled economy. Building owners, meanwhile, are busy trying to keep lease rates stable.