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SEATTLE-The locally based insurer that earlier this year scrapped plans to expand in the University District leases space in 1001 Fourth Avenue Plaza and the Second and Seneca Building. Its current headquarters will go on the market in June.
SEATTLE-The locally based insurer that earlier this year scrapped plans to expand in the University District leases space in 1001 Fourth Avenue Plaza and the Second and Seneca Building. Its current headquarters will go on the market in June.
DALLAS-The developer of the $23-million Pine Creek Medical Center starts rolling out the second phase, a 35,000-sf, two-story office building. With 60% of the space preleased, the plan is to deliver the building in September.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-In two separate assignments, the firm will manage 379 Interpace Parkway here for LCPT, and a building in Somerset County recently acquired by Wells REIT.
LAS VEGAS-Locally based Robert K. Futterman & Assoc. wins the right to lease up the $2-billion casino resort's 300,000 sf of retail space fronting Las Vegas Boulevard, where net lease rates for street-level space are in the mid teens per sf per month.
LAS VEGAS-Locally based Robert K. Futterman & Associates wins the right to lease up the $2-billion casino resort's 300,000 sf of retail space fronting Las Vegas Boulevard, where net lease rates for street-level space are in the mid teens per sf per month.
CHICAGO-New York State Teachers Retirement System, advised by JPMorgan Chase as well as Houston-based Hines, sells the 897,000-sf building it acquired for $133.3 million in 2001. With 333 W. Wacker Dr., Hines REIT closes on purchases totaling $470 million in April.
CHICAGO-New York State Teachers Retirement System, advised by JPMorgan Chase as well as Houston-based Hines, sells the 897,000-sf building it acquired for $133.3 million in 2001. With 333 W. Wacker Dr., Hines REIT closes on purchases totaling $470 million in April.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Boston-based real estate investment firm pays approximately $30 million for a 16,308-sf development site in the South of Market area that is entitled for a 290,000-sf office tower.