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SAN DIEGO-The luxury multifamily development is rising on the north side of Friars Road. It is slated to encompass 396 apartment units and a host of amenities upon completion.
NEW YORK CITY-Thirty five new tenants signed on for space at the Lincoln Building so far this year, while another 39 inked renewal deals at the Grand Central district property.
MIAMI-Ubaldo Mursuli, who has been with Hamilton Realty for five years, will prepare sales strategies in the US and internationally, organize marketing efforts and direct advertising for the 27-story luxury condominium tower planned here.
LONDON-Industrial vacancies across the UK are continuing to rise, according the the latest research from King Sturge. In the 12 months to April 2003 voids rose 13.8% to 206 million sf.
FORT WORTH-Will Martin bids adieu to NAI Stoneleigh Huff Brous McDowell and heads to Woodmont, where he and his college friend, Benjamin Browne, will co-lead an initiative to build the firm's office trade.
NEW YORK CITY-Another sign that the economy might be picking is that the retail market is getting stronger in NewYork City's boroughs. Long Island City-based Sholom & Zuckerbrot Realty LLC is finding the market in Queens to be "very strong.
NEWARK, NJ-Heritage Management picks up the last NJ remnant of Harry Helmsely's real estate empire, and an HFF-arranged funding package helped close the deal.
WASHINGTON, DC-A research affiliate of the National Housing Conference releases a study on immigrant housing that concludes that the increasingly growing segment of US residents is 70% more likely than US-born residents to spend more than half its monthly income on housing.
BURBANK, CA-Construction tails off in the state for the first time this year, the result of economic uncertainty, with commercial building continuing its slide.
RIVERSIDE, CA-A Las Vegas-based developer plans a $20 million luxury apartment complex, and a previously announced 499,000-sf retail development wins support.