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ROCKAWAY, NJ-The signing, at Lincoln Equities' Rockaway 80 Corporate Center, marks an 11,000-sf expansion of the pharmaceutical company's existing North American headquarters location.
NEW YORK CITY-The Downtown incentives are working as another company moves to Lower Manhattan. Law firm Stern & Montana moves from 295 Madison to 115 Broadway and takes 26,294 at the gothic-style building.
WARREN, MI-The Salvation Army has converted a former military housing area into a homeless shelter and food pantry warehouse as part of an $8.5 million investment. The facility includes a 50-bed homeless shelter with attached soup kitchen, social services center and church sanctuary.
MANSFIELD, MA-The Praedium Group and Essex River Ventures purchase Great Woods Office Park in a joint venture acquisition for $5.4 million. The park, at 792 and 800 South Main St., is comprised of two office buildings.
MIAMI-The rise in asking rental rates is expected to continue next year, while class A property vacancy rates are expected to stay in the low double digits and class B/ C property vacancy rates should stay below 5% in 2004, according to a new report by Grubb & Ellis.
LONDON-Ansbacher Property Developments and Helical Bar have submitted a detailed planning application for a 350,000-sf office scheme on the Mitre Square island site bounded by Mitre Street, Dukes Place and Creechurch Lane in the city.
WASHINGTON, DC-The 55-acre region north of Massachusetts Ave., known as NoMa Corridor, gets a new marketing center to pursue development options on the property. A 408,000-sf office project is already underway.
OCEANSIDE, CA-Private investors John E. and Leah K. Falahee pick up the two industrial facilities from MAJ Holdings LP. Located at 2919 and 2929 San Luis Rey Rd., the properties encompass a total of 17,400 sf.
EAST LANSING, MI-Michigan State University will spend $61 million to expand and upgrade Spartan Stadium. Construction on the 80-year-old stadium here is to begin in November, with completion expected in time for the 2005 football season.
PHILADELPHIA-The acquisition adds 15 branches in the Greater Philadelphia market to its more than 350 in the state. In an unrelated transaction, Waypoint Financial buys two First Commonwealth branches.