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ORANGE, CA-Brownie's Suede and Leather, RB Fabrication and Tri-City Builders, Inc. occupied a combined 9,500 sf in Anaheim before buying three flex properties in the North Batavia Business Center from Looney Trust for $1.8 million.
NEW YORK CITY-Next month, Vornado Realty LP will redeem $87.5 million in 8.5% Series D-1 Cumulative Redeemable Preferred Units. The $292 million sale of Two Park Ave., which was announced in August, has closed.
DENVER-Approximately 65 real estate, economic developers, and other business leaders from the metro area are attending the CoreNet Global Summit in Atlanta.
HOUSTON-The REIT and Devon Energy end nines months of talks for 66,450-sf build-to-suit on 4.2 acres in the World Houston International Business Center. The $3.4-million project, tied to a 15-year lease, will deliver in second quarter 2004.
SAN FRANCISCO-Ground was officially broken Friday for a 200-room luxury boutique hotel that will rise on the the city's waterfront, across Embarcadero from the recently restored Ferry Building. The co-developers are Joie de Vivre Hospitality and Emerald Fund, Inc.
ELKHART, IN-One of several organizations Bayer considered, Feed the Children will move its international headquarters and Midwest distribution center to the complex and launch a research and development center focused on meeting the nutritional needs of children worldwide.
ARLINGTON, TX-The 18-month-old firm adds an investment sales division, bringing in a 10-year veteran, Roscoe L. Van Zandt III, to lead the initiative. The division's director, who's just relocated from Denver, hits the ground running with $10 million in exclusive listings from five owners in Tarrant County and the Mid-Cities.
SEATTLE-A division of ChevronTexaco Corp., Chevron USA is selling 40 Chevron stations in Washington, the last of its corporate-owned stores in the state. There are about 400 Chevron stations in Washington.
WILSONVILLE, OR-Approximately 56% of the 2,300 homes planned for the 520-acre former state hospital property will be apartments and condominiums. The first 60 lots are scheduled to be available for occupancy in the summer of 2004.
MIAMI-The highest overall vacancy rate in the third quarter in the county, 11.9%, was experienced in the Medley submarket, followed by the Miami Airport submarket, with an 11.4% overall vacancy rate, according to a new Miami-Dade County industrial report by Codina Realty Services Inc. Oncor International.