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LONDON-London will boast Europe's tallest building after Deputy Prime Minister John Prescott gave planning approval to the 1,000-ft London Bridge Tower development on the south bank of the Thames.
NEWTON, MA-In a series of eight separate deals, 260,000 sf of excess office spaceis taken off the market. The space at Riverside Center is being subleased by Macromedia Inc. and the lease deals represents $46 million in income.
MINNEAPOLIS-Real estate taxes are still the top challenge for Minnesota's shopping center developers and owners for the third year in a row, according to a member survey by the Minnesota Shopping Center Association. Redevelopment ranked as the best opportunity.
PHOENIX-The SOFI Fund IV releases the 206,000-sf One Columbus Plaza to Equus Realty Advisors, which beat out about 30 others for the below-market sale. Seven years ago, the fund paid $22 million and then invested another $4 million into the CBD asset.
ATLANTA-Peering into his crystal ball, John M. Leonard, vice president and regional manager of Marcus & Millichap's local office, sees new jobs, corporate expansions and business relocations happening in 2004.
HOUSTON-The insurance company will exit two floors or about 40,000 sf in a building bought about a month ago by Granite Properties. Highlands Insurance will head next door into 10,480 sf while its old address will become Granite Westchase.
MESQUITE, TX-One is the 126-unit Falltree Apartments near Town East Mall and the other is a 224-unit project in Amarillo. Both are part of a yearlong disposition by Hall Property to trade vintage assets. The local listing of $4.5 million attracts a dozen offers.
MIAMI-Three buyers purchased the land for a total of more than $4.7 million. They mainly plan to build on the property for their own uses. The land is the last of CSX's surplus land in the South Florida area.
PRAGUE-The London-based investor makes its first major investment acquisition in the Czech Republic, paying $22.9 million (Euro 19.2 million) for a fully-leased 108,000-sf office building here called Burzovni Palac and known as the stock exchange building.
NEW YORK CITY-On the heels of selling $120 million in preferred shares and preferred units, the REIT now sells $200 million in seven-year notes. Bank of America Securities says Vornado will focus on the retail sector.