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LOS ANGELES-Entertainment mogul David Geffen has joined with a wealthy health-care exec to build a $60-million, 165,000-sf development. The market's vacancy rate has jumped but could improve by the time the complex opens late next year.
NEW YORK CITY-Results of GlobeSt.com's latest Quick Survey reveal that more equitable conditions exist for women in the real estate workplace. Respondents complain of lower pay, but as one female source tells us: Doesn't everyone?
DALLAS-Houston and Dallas office leasing looks better than Austin. It's not a great year, say brokers, but it's stabilized somewhat from the downturn in the first quarter. Houston is the state's most energized market thus far in the 2001 space race.
ORLANDO-With vacancies up everywhere, only Houston and Orlando brokers expect improvement while Dallas, Austin and Chicago see continued dark clouds overhead, leasing specialists tell GlobeSt.com.
DALLAS-Houston and Dallas office leasing looks better than Austin. It's not a great year, say brokers, but it's stabilized somewhat from the downturn in the first quarter. Houston is the state's most energized market thus far in the 2001 space race.
LOS ANGELES-An affiliate of Hager Pacific Properties has purchased a 76,000-sf manufacturing building from Avery Dennison Corp., the Fortune 500 label manufacturer.
MIAMI-The region's strong links to the Caribbean and Latin American markets are having a positive effect on the South Florida commercial real estate industry.
DALLAS-Second quarter leasing activity had offered a glimmer of hope that the worst had passed, but another slump is hanging over the Dallas region, says a Cushman & Wakefield of Texas senior director. It's not marketwide and it's not all gloom and doom.
DALLAS-Second quarter leasing activity had offered a glimmer of hope that the worst had passed, but another slump is hanging over the Dallas region, says a Cushman & Wakefield of Texas senior director. It's not marketwide and it's not all gloom and doom.
LOS ANGELES-Immigration specialist Korenberg, Abramowitz has inked a 10-year, $3-million pact for 11,500 sf of office space at Washington Mutual Plaza. The firm has been headquartered in Encino for 20 years.