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ARLINGTON, VA-The Hartford readies for its close-up as developer the Akridge Cos. tops out on the combination office, retail and 70-unit residential condominium endeavor that carries a price tag of $55 million.
PHOENIX-Steve Gerhard, former I/ESG director, takes his specialty for office transactions and black book of clients to CBRE. The 19-year professional's specialty market is the Southeast Valley.
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-Compuware will sell its former suburban Farmington Hills headquarters now that move to Downtown Detroit is complete. The software company wants $20 million.
TEMPE, AZ-London-based AMEC Earth & Environmental Inc. ends a 16-year residency in Phoenix and shifts its Southwest US headquarters to a 30,501-sf building that has been empty since its delivery in 2001.
HOUSTON-Williford Property Group takes over leasing and management for the 35,000-sf, class B Community State Bank Building in West Houston. With the building at 98% occupancy, the focus will be tenant retention.
BOSTON-Bear Rock Franchise Systems Inc. enters the metropolitan Boston and Worcester markets with multi-unit area development agreements. The deals are for 10 Bear Rock Cafe restaurants in the city and three units in Worcester, MA. Units typically occupy between 3,500 to 4,500 sf of space.
SAN FRANCISCO-The software maker is acquiring the historic Baker & Hamilton building and two adjacent properties near its existing leased headquarters in the South of Market area for $55 million.
PORT WASHINGTON, NY-At least 13 indoor tennis courts were fully operational during the two-year renovation at the Port Washington Tennis Academy, which is now the world's largest contiguous indoor tennis facility.