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ORLANDO-The Central Florida chapter of the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties cites David Murphy for his 42 industrial deals valued at $50.2 million in 2003 and Mike Phipps for his 15 transactions totaling $85.6 million. Murphy and Phipps are vice presidents in the local office of CB Richard Ellis Inc.
CHICAGO-The market research firm owned by London-based Aegis Group gets its own first-floor lobby and reception area as part of the deal negotiated by Staubach Co. principals David Matthews and John Musgjerd.
DENVER-According to Matthew Gautreau, an area Cushman & Wakefield executive, the local office market is on the way to stability, and perhaps an end to negative absorption.
DALLAS-Come Jan. 22, the 270,000-sf Southwestern Plaza in the arts district will debut a 50,000-sf Fashion Industry Gallery as the $5-million lead-in to a 100,000-sf build-out with showrooms, trade show space and a $1-million memorial park.
NEW YORK CITY-While the number of leases totaling more than 100,000 sf has equaled last year's total already, one industry executive expects there to be 10 more or so by the end of the year.
JENKINTOWN, PA-Locally based American Financial Realty Trust says it has completed two long-term lease agreements with tenants for a combined 53,000 sf and has agreed to sell a 26,000-sf office property for $3.4 million.
STAMFORD, CT-Seaboard Properties, the owner of the Stamford Landing office park here, secured new permanent mortgage financing, according to Holliday Fenoglio Fowler officials who arranged the deal.
STAMFORD, CT-Seaboard Properties, the owner of the Stamford Landing office park here, secured new permanent mortgage financing, according to Holliday Fenoglio Fowler officials who arranged the deal.
MILL CREEK, WA-A 23-acre effort to create a Downtown in this Seattle suburb is attracting interest from retailers, according to a broker involved in a big piece of the development.