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WELLESLEY, MA-HQ Global Workplaces takes 17,000 sf at 70 Walnut St. in the Newton Wellesley Executive Office Park, a 130,000-sf park located at the intersection of Routes 16 and 95/128. The company is renewing its lease for five years.
SAN JOSE, CA-The first "Metropolis Shopping and Entertainment" store--where shoppers can watch advertisements on high-definition screens, provide feedback and purchase items right from their seats--is under construction in San Jose at Westfield Shoppingtown Oakridge.
SECAUCUS, NJ-Arranged by the NJ office of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler, the package will fund the first phase Penhorn Development's new 128,000-sf industrial complex here.
MANASSAS, VA-The 164,000-sf Westgate Plaza Shopping Center gets a new owner as Principal Global Investors acquires the grocery-store anchored property from Brookwood Westgate Investors for $23.7 million.
DENVER-Although the convention business brings in long sought after guests, an increase in overall occupancy levels still eludes the local hotel market.
IRVINE, CA-Engineering consultant Environ Holdings Inc. signs for 17,783 sf and educational firm Aramark for 13,663 sf at Equity Offices 2010 Main Plaza.
BOULDER, CO-Described by hotel management as "the cure for the common hotel," the new Boulder Outlook Hotel and Suites features two climbing rocks, a cascading waterfall and "pet friendly" rooms complete with fido gift packs and in-room veterinary care, all just to reflect the spirit of Boulder within the hotel.
JERSEY CITY, NJ-KOR Cos.' 113-unit project, which will rise 20 stories in the heart of New Jersey's second largest city, is expected to break ground next spring.
RIVIERA BEACH, FL-Alex Shelton LLC, doing business as Joy Enterprises, paid nearly $1.4 million for the 19,000-sf building here. The seller, a developer, also is planning to build 4,000 sf of office space for the new owners, not included in the building sale price.