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SUNRISE, FL-VirtualBank Mortgage leased 6,390 sf and Finco Financial Corp. leased 3,551 sf at the 612-acre business park here. The deals are estimated to be worth a total of about $564,000.
Twelve investors brought bids to the table, but a Chicago investment firm's ability to close the deal wins it title to the Alexan at Frank Lloyd Wright. The 200-unit townhouse property sells for $23 million in cash.
Twelve investors brought bids to the table, but a Chicago investment firm's ability to close the deal wins it title to the Alexan at Frank Lloyd Wright. The 200-unit townhouse property sells for $23 million in cash.
WALTHAM, MA-In a deal that is one of the largest headquarters relocation on Route 128 this year, BMC Software leases 51,000 sf at 400-2 Totten Pond. The high tech company is relocating 230 employees to this site.
CHICAGO-Private investors and condominium converters continue driving down capitalization rates involving large multifamily rental properties in the Downtown area and surrounding neighborhoods. Their appetite for product could push sales past the $300 million mark this year, says Appraisal Research Counselors VP John Jaeger.
LONDON-Ballymore Properties and Mountbrook Homes have launched Ireland's largest shopping centre outside of Dublin--the 345,000-sf White Water Shopping Centre in Newbridge, County Kildare.
HOUSTON-The low rents in service center space, relative to that of standard office space, have attracted and retained a standard office user. A real estate data company has signed a five-year 6,050-sf lease for space in the Legacy Park Business Center.
ORLANDO-The locally based, 18-year-old retail and office REIT, headed by president and chief operating officer Gary M. Ralston, reports third-quarter funds from operations of $17 million, or 37 cents a share, compared to $14.5 million, or 36 cents per share, in the comparable 2002 period.
DENVER-Even though the corridor is seeing the most activity since April 2001, lease rates continue to fall and concessions continue to rise according to the latest report by CB Richard Ellis.