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DEERFIELD BEACH, FL-Next Plumbing Supply and Shoprider Health Care signed leases for a total of 34,000 sf at the new park. The Broward County park currently has 353,000 sf of new industrial space and will offer 670,000 sf at full build-out.
BILLERICA, MA-Stop & Shop Supermarkets sells its 16,000-sf building at 200 Boston Rd. to Billerica Corner LLC for $1.6 million. The retail building is located on Route 3A in North Billerica.
MACOMB TOWNSHIP, MI-"I expect commercial construction to pick up as 2004 unfolds," says the senior economist for the Detroit branch of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Real estate firm Grubb & Ellis also sees evidence suggesting an upturn in the industrial market, it said in a September market report.
SCARSDALE, NY-Furniture retailer LA-Z-Boy has leased 15,000 sf of space at 691 Central Park Ave. here, the former home of the Door Store and Petals, according to Scarsdale brokerage firm Goldschmidt & Associates.
SECAUCUS, NJ-Many years in the works, the 312,000-sf complex will link most of New Jersey's commuter and interstate rail lines, and may spark a new round of development.
MIAMI-The 15-story, 226-unit luxury condominium project here was recently completed, with prices ranging from $170,000 to about $300,000. Prospective buyers can preview the project on-site.
UNIONDALE, NY-The new owners of the EAB Plaza have big plans for the 1.1 million sf property they acquired for $200 million. They intend to spend $100 million developing up to 350,000 sf of new office space.
LYNDHURST, NJ-The Atlanta-based REIT's buying spree in the Garden State continues with the acquisition of the 268,000-sf Copper Ridge Center, which has Polo Ralph Lauren as its major tenant.
LONDON-CGI has been confirmed as the funding partner at Chelsfield's White City retail development in West London. It will take a 50% stake in the million-sf scheme. And Marks & Spencer has been signed up as anchor tenant.