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CHICAGO-A former trading floor above Union Station in the West Loop is converted into a three-level Fitness Formula health club by McShane Construction Corp., which had to work around logistical hurdles to get the job done.
SAN FRANCISCO-The real estate services firm has eight offices in northern California and hopes to open offices in the East Bay's 680 Corridor and in Sacramento in the upcoming year.
MIAMI-Industry sources familiar with the deal tell GlobeSt.com, on condition of anonymity, that Telefonica Data Corp. signed a 15-year, 173,000-sf lease at about $13 per sf in the 100-acre LightSpeed Miami Center.
MOONACHIE, NJ-Assets totaling almost 135,000 sf move for $58 per sf in a market where supply is down more than a quarter and asking rents are up 14% in the last year.
DETROIT-Jeffrey Shell, Joseph Rosenberg and Jeffrey Buckler are recognized for their 2000 performances by Cushman & Wakefield's office here. Shell's financial services team closes deals worth more than $575 million.
LOS ANGELES-Cushman & Wakefield has brought on board Mary A. Marx, a 20-year veteran of commercial real estate, who previously served at Transwestern Commercial Services.
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.