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AUBURN HILLS, MI-State and local tax incentives have helped two automotive supply companies to decide to locate in Michigan. BorgWarner Inc. will relocate its corporate headquarters from Chicago to Auburn Hills, MI, as part of an $8.9 million investment and Pilkington North America will expand its glass manufacturing plant in Clinton.
GILBERT, AZ-Maly Commercial Realty leverages the 10-year loan with a 10,000-sf retail center in Gilbert. Dallas-based Metropolitan Capital Advisors marks its first Arizona transaction with the Lehman Brothers financing.
BROOMFIELD, CO-Franklin Street Partners paid $38 million for the 10-story, 233,738-sf 380 Interlocken building, which is a deal three times larger than the next biggest deal in the corridor.
NEW YORK CITY-Industry veteran Timothy J. Clancy has been tapped to be the new COO for the Durst Organization. Clancy succeeds James J. Migliore, who recently left the firm to establish a consulting practice.
DALLAS-Jim Hayden, senior managing director in the Southeast, rises to executive director of the Dallas-based group. The 20-year Trammell Crow professional says the buzz phrase is "alliance director," with 25 existing employees being sized up for roles.
MORRISTOWN, NJ-As part of the plan, a 90-year-old family-owned department store would be razed to make way for a mixed-use building combining retail and residential.
BLUE BELL, PA-The Cranford, NJ-based REIT buys Four Sentry Parkway, Progress Financial's 63,930-sf headquarters building, for $10.2 million under an agreement struck prior to the Progress/FleetBoston merger.
RENO, NV-A California-based private investor acquires the building in the Nevada Pacific Industrial Park from Sacramento-based Panattoni Development Company.
DETROIT-Twelve area drug stores are for sale with the bankruptcy filing of Drug Emporium, Inc. The company said all 77 of its company-owned stores will close and be offered for sale.