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ORLANDO-IFG Network Securities of Atlanta has 30 days to pay the customer or appeal the Oct. 14 ruling of a three-member arbitration panel of the National Association of Securities Dealers.
NEW YORK CITY-Fashion designer Calvin Klein sing and early renewal deal for nearly 143,000 sf in a Midtown tower. Klein has used the site for his headquarters since 1978.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-LA Fitness will pull up stakes at its McDowell Road location and move to Scottsdale Road under a lease agreement for a 41,000-sf facility that will deliver in fall 2004. The deal culminates about 18 months of negotiations.
HOUSTON-Kaeser Compressors Inc. of Fredericksburg, VA, signs a medium-term lease for 5,335 sf in the Greenbriar North Business Park, which will be used for a sales and servicing location. Move-in takes place in the coming weeks.
PALMDALE, CA-The property trades in a 1031 Exchange involving Southern California-based private investors. The 148-room inn, which was built in 1988 and renovated in 2000, sells for $11.5 million, or $77,703 per room.
DENVER-The company has leased approximately 266,000-sf of space this year, including the 118,000-sf lease to the Sports Authority, formerly Garts Sports Co.
PHOENIX-The owner of the 11-building development has set aside one structure for lease-up as a medical office building. The new focus kicks off with two 10-year leases with a combined value of $2 million.
SAN FRANCISCO-Sources tell GlobeSt.com the Palo Alto, CA-based real estate investor will pay about $80 million for the two-tower property, which came to market this spring in a lender-driven sale that followed a loan default by building owner Tishman Speyer Properties, which paid $190 million for the property in 1999.
PHOENIX-A 19-unit complex in Phoenix's prime Camelback Corridor triggers a bidding war with the winning offer coming from a California investor, who meets the full ask of about $1.1 million for a property with condominium potential.