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PHOENIX-A surge of tenants moving into class A office space is helping to fuel the Valley's languishing office market. But even as vacancies continue to decline, not all sectors are benefiting.
SACRAMENTO, CA-The Rancho Cordova portfolio is comprised of 19 light industrial and warehouse buildings ranging from 12,800 sf to 135,633 sf. The transaction is one of the largest industrial sales in the city's history.
HOUSTON-The 23,895-sf shopping center reaches the closing table after being under contract for nearly six months so the buyer could find a replacement property in its home state and exit Texas with the one-off sale.
KENT, WA-After sitting on the market for a year because of vacancy, the empty spaces at East Hill Plaza are filled and an individual investor from London snaps up the property at a 9% cap rate.
WYOMISSING, PA-Despite drops in revenue at its Pennsylvania and New Jersey racetracks and a new Illinois gaming tax, the casino owner's third-quarter revenues were $316.1 million, up from $174.4 million in third quarter 2002.
BOSTON-One Lincoln St., the city's most recently built office tower, could be on the market soon, its developer tells GlobeSt.com. The 36-story building is fully leased by State Street Corp. for 20 years.
NEW HYDE PARK, NY-The retail REIT, based here, reported net income for the third quarter increasing 47.2% over 2002 figures. So far for this year, net income has increased 21.4% to $221.8 million.
HARPER WOODS, MI-A new Sears store has opened, and a Lowe's is soon to open in Shopco's Eastland Center in this Detroit suburb. The new retailers represent new hope for the property, which suffered major blows with the closing of Wards and JC Penney stores in recent years.
NEW YORK CITY-Hedge fund Exis Capital inks a 10-year deal for the top floor at 875 Third Ave. This deal brings the Plaza District property up to 96% occupancy.