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HOUSTON-Two-year employee, John Nolan, becomes the first regional loan officer in Texas for Marcus & Millichap Capital Corp. His focus will be transactions in Texas' four metros and establishing relationships with local banks.
BOSTON-A few weeks after the zoning commission delayed its vote on Kensington Investment Co. Inc.'s plan to build a 30-story apartment building in Chinatown on Washington Street, the commission gives the proposal the thumbs up.
WHITE PLAINS, NY-Another Westchester County law firm has expanded its operations in downtown White Plains. Cerussi & Spring PC has signed a lease renewal and expansion transaction for 18,330 sf of space at the Gateway Building here.
HONOLULU-With about 200,000 sf of net absorption during the year, vacancy rates on the island have dropped nearly a full percentage point to 2.69%, according to a year-end report by locally based Colliers Monroe Friedlander, a.k.a. Colliers Hawaii.
JAMES CITY COUNTY, VA-Ground has been broken for the development of a 100,000-sf distribution center for candy company Wythe-Will Distributing Inc. Liberty Property Trust is behind the $6.5-million development.
ALPHARETTA, GA-The Atlanta-based REIT pays a Cousins-Prudential joint venture about $86.15 per sf for the 100 and 200 North Point Center East buildings in which Cousins already held an 11.5% ownership interest.
LONDON-London-based executive search consultant and former Disney property chief Bill Kistler has been named as president of ULI Europe, with effect from January 2004. The move comes as the US-based trade body sets up a European headquarters for the first time.
EULESS, TX-CNC Investments outdoes 20 others to get the Hunt Club, a class B property with a 92% occupancy. Sold by Aimco, the 20-year-old complex has monthly rents averaging $674 and units averaging 864 sf.
MIAMI-RFR Holding LLC and Greenstreet/Niosi Capital Partners acquired the class A shopping center for about $258.57 per sf. The acquisition is RFR Holding's first in the US outside New York City.