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PHOENIX-Weitz Co.'s Southwest Division hires nine employees in the latest round. On board is a project superintendent, pre-construction manager, project manager, four project engineers, project accountant and receptionist.
LONDON-Real estate entrepreneur Robert Tchenguiz has emerged as the silent partner in a syndicate set up to buy 137 NCP car parks for $1 billion. He joins Israeli investor Igal Ahouvi.
CARROLLTON, TX-The Dallas partnership's credibility, top price and high-dollar earnest money guaranteeing the close convinces the Seattle pension fund that it's the best buyer for the 90%-leased Midway Market, a quasi-retail property with a 9.5% cap rate.
DENVER-The EPA will be leaving 210,000 sf at Denver Place for a new 10-story tower on the site of the former US Post Office Terminal Annex Building. The 10-year lease rate will be determined by the cost of the new building.
PALO ALTO, CA-With the first fund of their new company Broadreach Capital Partners now closed at $300 million, the four-man core of Spieker Properties, which Equity Office Properties acquired in 2001, is ready to do it again.
FREEHOLD, NJ-The sporting goods chain's 37th store, being built by JMB Associates at a cost of $6.7 million, is part of a 350,000-sf expansion at the super-regional Freehold Raceway Mall.
SEATTLE-Cancer Research and Biostatistics extends its commitment for the top two floors of the 20-story office tower Downtown owned by The Benaroya Co. As well, it appears Fred Hutchison Cancer Research Center may retain some of the 200,000 sf in the building it previously planned to vacate come spring.
NEW YORK CITY-Students are already living in the 169 rooms Educational Housing leased at the hotel. In total, the company took 67,000 sf for $30 per sf on a five-year term.
ATLANTA-Brooks Land Inc., headed by J.D. Brooks, plans 2.1 million sf of commercial, 700 apartment units, 312 townhomes and 711 single-family residences in Chattahoochee Village II, a 725-acre venture off South Fulton Parkway.