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ROWLETT, TX-Preferred Painting spends about $20 per sf for 3300 Enterprise Rd., a "30s-something" building in the right place at the right time and with the right equipment for a quick sale. Universal Display & Pictures Co. is the seller.
LOUISVILLE, KY-Using New York-based Studley, Louisville-based Stites & Harbison renegotiates its leases in Louisville and Lexington and relocates its Atlanta office in order to lower its rental rates and plan for future expansion.
SUGAR LAND, TX-Cafe Express takes 6,000 sf and Japaneiro's Sushi Bistro & Latin Grill signs for 3,500 sf, both committing for the long term to the under-construction $200-million Sugar Land Town Square.
LONDON-British Land has sold its final remaining stake in the 300,000-sf St Stephen's Green Shopping Centre in Dublin to an Irish investor, raising EUR 64 million ($74 million).
ORLANDO-Locally based ABD Development Co. pays Oak Hill Estates Partnership $13,778 per acre, or about 32 cents per sf, for 2,250 acres where 4,860 townhomes and single-family units will be built around a neighborhood shopping center and 18-hole golf course.
ATLANTA-Gambling on a national economic recovery and a new wave of corporate relocations, locally based Regent Partners and Houston-based Hanover Co. are completing the projects at an estimated aggregate development cost of $100 million.
DENVER-In addition to a veteran real estate developer being named chairman of the organization, three other commercial real estate executives are named Volunteer Partners of the Year.
TRAVERSE CITY, MI-The new pediatric health clinic would be built on property sold by the state specifically for the center, owned by ISD. But banks asked that legal
TRENTON, NJ-Hill Wallack will take 45,000 sf on three floors, moving its headquarters from a suburban Princeton-area location. The firm's partners cite proximity to government and the courts as the main reason.