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NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield has named the company's first ever national director for Retail Services. James Wassel says in an interview with GlobeSt.com this move demonstrates the company's plans to bolster its retail operations.
PURCHASE, NY-A division of Verizon Communications has signed a relocation deal at 2975 Westchester Ave. that will more than double its office presence in the county.
NEW YORK CITY-The Apartment Group is currently recruiting top senior executives from firms across the country as it takes its model to all of its regional offices, blending the new company with services in place.
MIAMI-The New York-based real estate development company hires Edgar C. Jones Jr., a veteran South Florida real estate executive, to direct Florida operations from new digs in the exclusive Brickell Avenue district.
ATLANTA-Marriott International is taking 14,268 sf and One Source Marketing is leasing 6,883 sf in the seven-story, 103,000-sf, 30-year-old office building five miles north of Downtown.
PARSIPPANY,NJ-Sublet space is said to be on the rise in Northern New Jersey, and this latest block will be offered at below-market prices, according to its brokers.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Gish Biomedical signs $4.6-million lease to move HQ to Rancho Santa Margarita. Separate pact gives the same firm 23,040 sf in Irvine Spectrum area.
DENVER-The Pauls Corp. has struck a deal with First Century to share development duties of an office-loft project in the city's lower Downtown. The deal puts to rest local speculation that the undertaking had died.
DENVER-A Cushman & Wakefield apartment broker predicts a solid year in Denver despite economic slowdowns. Pent-up demand and strong demographics will carry the region. The average price, reaching an historic high last year, came in at $69,963 per unit.
DENVER-A Cushman & Wakefield apartment broker predicts a solid year in Denver despite economic slowdowns. Pent-up demand and strong demographics will carry the region. The average price, reaching an historic high last year, came in at $69,963 per unit.