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BURLINGTON, MA-A software firm takes 4,598 sf at Burlington Centre in an expansion move that gives the company more than 2,000 sf over its prior location. Sefas Innovation Inc. signs a three-year lease for space at 25 Corporate Dr.
SACRAMENTO-The public company sponsored by Houston-based Hines Interests LP acquires 1515 S St. office complex, which consists of two five-story buildings containing approximately 349,000 sf that is 97.5% leased by the State of California.
FORT WORTH-Sam Moon Trading Co., crossing the Tarrant County line for the first time, strikes a deal with a Hillwood JV for an anchor spot in the 300-acre town center project. The well-known discounter will open 150,000 sf of retail space in spring 2007.
FORT WORTH-Sam Moon Trading Co., crossing the Tarrant County line for the first time, strikes a deal with a Hillwood JV for an anchor spot in the 300-acre town center project. The well-known discounter will open 150,000 sf of retail space in spring 2007.
WESTBOROUGH, MA-KBS Realty Advisors takes title to One Research Dr. with a $55.5-million offer that gives the Atlanta real estate group its eighth Bay State holding.
WESTBOROUGH, MA-KBS Realty Advisors takes title to One Research Dr. with a $55.5-million offer that gives the Atlanta real estate group its eighth Bay State holding.
MINNEAPOLIS-The Munich-based syndicator and asset manager says KanAm US-grundinvest Fonds invested $197 million in the acquisition of 50 South Sixth St., a 29-story, 698,606-sf office tower that is 90% leased.
MINNEAPOLIS-The Frankfurt-based real estate investment firm says KanAm US-grundinvest Fonds invested $197 million in the acquisition of 50 South Sixth St., a 29-story, 698,606-sf office tower that is 90% leased.
ORLANDO-Project developer Hines International of Houston expects to pick the winning firm in November when fund-raising will officially begin for a project initially planned 15 years ago. Tourist taxes and private contributions are expected to fund the center at a so-far undecided Downtown site.
ORLANDO-Project developer Hines International of Houston expects to pick the winning firm in November when fund-raising will officially begin for a project initially planned 15 years ago. Tourist taxes and private contributions are expected to fund the center at a so-far undecided Downtown site.