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HOUSTON-Nippon Oil Exploration has renewed its corporate headquarters lease. The firm occupies 18,333 sf at the class-A San Felipe Plaza. Equity Office Properties owns the prestigious 959,000-sf building in the city's West Loop.
HOUSTON-Four brokers gain senior director status at the Houston office for Cushman & Wakefield of Texas. The promotions involve brokers from every category, including David L. Chuoke who has been tapped to head up the financial services group.
CHICAGO-The international real estate services firm says the market's diversity in employers make it better prepared than others to get through the current economic slump. Some "new frontiers" may even see more growth, it says.
HOUSTON-A group of investors has snagged one of the few remaining frontage parcels along Loop 610. Buyer McCarty Drive LLC has construction crews working hard on a Ryder truck dealership.
ORLANDO-George D. Livingston, founder/chairman of Maitland, FL-based Realvest Partners Inc., thinks Orlando area commercial real estate companies are working diligently in showing little or no bias.
AURORA, CO-Graebel Cos. former headquarters has a new owner, who has paid about $6.3 million to be part of the neighborhood where it does business. Continued company growth could signal an expansion on the 26-acre site.
CHICAGO-The international real estate services firm says the market's diversity in employers make it better prepared than others to get through the current economic slump. Some "new frontiers" may even see more growth, it says.
CHICAGO-The international real estate services firm says the market's diversity in employers make it better prepared than others to get through the current economic slump. Some "new frontiers" may even see more growth, it says.
PRINCETON, NJ-Mainardi Management Co. affiliate takes over the 157,463-sf Shops at Windsor Green. Pathmark, Marshall's, Staples and several fast-foot outlets anchored the strip center. DKM Properties originally built the center.