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GLENDALE, AZ-A California investor's unsolicited $4.5-million offer wins a "pride of ownership" property, the Maryland Garden Apartments at 4529 W. Ocotillo Rd. At closing, it is about 90% occupied.
Over the past decade, technology has dramatically changed the way businesses conduct day-to-day operations. For the first few years following its inception,…
SAN DIEGO-John Alioto of the Alioto Trust buys the local multifamily property from George Scoortis. Built in 1970, the complex houses six one-bedroom apartments and three two-bedroom units.
SHELTON, CT-In the second major lease transaction at the property since 1 Parrott Dr. was reopened earlier this year after an extensive renovation, Imagistics International Inc. has signed for more than 14,500 sf.
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL-A 72,270-sf industrial building on a 3.5-acre site at 1800 Touhy Ave., is acquired by ChemPlate, while the Salvation Army will use a 60,000-sf building at 1000 Pratt Ave. as a disaster recovery center.
LONDON-The central London office market remained in the doldrums during the second quarter of 2003, according to new research from CB Richard Ellis, with take-up static at around 2 million sf.
NEWTON, MA-The Star Market is about to get much larger. S.R. Weiner & Associates plans to take down the one-story 47,000-sf supermarket and construct a 59,200-sf, two-story building with retail tenants on the first floor.
BALTIMORE-CB Richard Ellis moves strengthen its activity in the Baltimore-Washington area investment sales market by bringing in industry heavy-hitter Robert T. Cashman to head up the regional sales activities from the office here.
BAYONNE, NJ-Workbench Furniture Inc.'s demise will free up 29 store locations in nine states, as well as two warehouse/distribution locations. The 50-year-old company had gone Chapter 11 back in June.
PHOENIX-Eastbourne Investments and its local partners for three years go separate ways after plans for a 1.2-million-sf repositioning of the re-christened Phoenix Spectrum Mall fails to get off the ground. Now, the ball rests in the local players' court.