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HOUSTON-Equity Office signs Transwestern to help lease Intercontinental Center, which has a 66,000-sf empty block of class A office space. The goal is to fill the building in 2004. Equity Office will continue to manage the asset.
WASHINGTON, DC-The class A office building going up at 500 New Jersey Ave. has a management and leasing team in place, with the selection of Cassidy & Pinkard.
DALLAS-Understanding lenders and deed modifications most likely account for the class A absence on a year-end foreclosure report that shows 2003 postings increased 17% in a year. But, only 9% of posted properties are making it to the auction block.
BEAVERTON, OR-The Cary, NC-based maker of customer relationship management software commits to the State Farm-owned business center here long term, signing a seven-year lease for 31,650 sf.
DETROIT-Three new redevelopment projects in Detroit are set to move ahead thanks to brownfield tax credits granted by the Michigan Economic Development Corporation.
PRINCETON, NJ-The firm's Garden State office will market the class A asset, which is part of an 800,000-sf master planned office park, for developer/owner Patrinely.
DALLAS-The 20,000-sf flex structures, each a single-tenant property, bring well north of $1 million or a closing price in the upper $30 per sf range. Buyer Jarvis Properties buys the trio from a locally based private investor.
SACRAMENTO- Susan DeMars, an outside consultant for the California Mortgage Bankers Assoc. for the past three years, is appointed as the organization's executive director.