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LONDON-More overseas retailers than ever before--particularly from the US--are looking to enter the UK market, according to new research from Jones Lang LaSalle.
SAN JOSE, CA-The semiconductor manufacturer will relocate from about 53,000 sf at Valley Business Park II to 76,000 sf at Rio Robles Technology Center. Both properties are located here and owned by Washington, DC-based CarrAmerica.
ORLANDO-Daryl M. Carter, president of locally based Maury L. Carter & Associates and a trustee in several land investment groups, bought a total 263.8 acres for $2 million and sold 135 acres valued at $31.7 million in the past 45 days.
CLINTON TOWNSHIP, MI-Marcus & Millichap has sold the 89,000-sf landmark office building to a Florida company for $11.5 million. The building is 90% leased with a diversified tenant mix.
WOBURN, MA-New Boston Fund acquires Jefferson at Washington Crossing, a 205-unit apartment complex located at the intersection of routes 128 and 93, for $33.5 million. The property was developed and completed this past July.
TALLAHASSEE, FL-The senior lobbyist for the National Association of Realtors will be based in the local office of the Florida Association of Realtors where he will fill the newly created position of vice president of public policy.
PHILADELPHIA-William Finnegan, former head of the building's leasing team for C&W here, joins GVA Smith Mack as VP and teams with principal Thomas Kramer to raise the 20-story property's occupancy above its current 77% level.
BOCA RATON, FL-The sale price is nearly $300 per sf for this 24,000-sf, class A office building, sold by Military Trail Realty Holdings Inc., which is owned and funded by Bryason Corp.
WAYNE, NJ-The nation's second largest toy store will shut down its Kids "R" Us clothing store and Imaginarium educational toys chains. Three distribution centers are also part of the closings.