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CLEAR LAKE, TX-The 15-year tenant steps up to buy the 54,000-sf building and five acres after a serious buyer surfaces for its longtime location at 16800 Feather Craft Lane. The dealer had about a year to go on its lease when the property came to market.
MIAMI-The 53-building Miami International Commerce Center houses about 275 tenants, mostly smaller businesses, in a variety of distribution, warehouse and service properties. The buildings were built between the late 1970s and this year.
LONDON-On the day that the Channel Tunnel Rail Link from Ebbsfleet in north Kent to the tunnel opened, Land Securities has clarified its plans for one of the UK's largest-ever developments on 1,100 acres of land surrounding the terminal.
STAFFORD, TX-The Greatwood Community Church has started converting service center space into a house of worship after looking at several options in the southwest submarket. A five-year lease is the end result of the site search.
WASHINGTON, DC-The District, a veritable cornucopia of museums, is preparing to welcome a new arts facility as the Federal City Council selects a founding board for the proposed National Music Center and Museum.
WASHINGTON, DC-The District goes Hollywood again with a nearly 14,000-sf office space at 1350 Eye St., serving as the fictional home for the new HBO series, "K Street.
DALLAS-7-Eleven Inc. is rolling the dice on a top-dollar close as it courts hungry real estate investors with its world headquarters, categorized a year ago as a "non-core asset." The chain will hold onto 482,000 sf as bait for the trade.
PEEKSKILL, NY-Peekskill Mayor John Testa announced details of a nearly $8 million redevelopment plan that will involve the construction/rehab of a number of downtown properties into housing as well retail/art loft space.
GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO-Responding to criticisms that its first offer was too low, Hometown America has increased its tender offer for bonds of Chateau Communities, which it agreed to buy last May.