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ARLINGTON, TX-Within weeks of hitting the auction block, the 91,696-sf, class A building moves to the drawing board for a retooling to shed a single-tenant image set in the last decade by a success that "morphed" the structure and then caused it to go dark.
SEATTLE-With its winning bid approved last week by the Bankruptcy Court, Seattle-based Emeritus Assisted Living says it will close on its acquisition in the fourth quarter, when Alterra is expected to complete its restructuring and emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy proceedings.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-The 55,000-sf expansion takes many of the lessons learned post-Sept. 11 and incorporates them into a design being touted as "the best of the best." The Scottsdale Healthcare Osborn project delivers in summer 2004.
SACRAMENTO, CA-Sales prices have risen but rent growth has slowed, meaning lower returns for investors, according to the latest market report by Marcus & Millichap Investment Brokerage.
HOUSTON-Somera Investment Partners and CoastWood Capital Group get their first Texas deed with the 1.1-million-sf West Oaks Mall, where four of five anchors own their sites. The new owners and new leasing team now start to formulate a perk-up plan.
WASHINGTON, DC-The economy may not be at its best, but the US Department of Transportation still needs room to work. A new $275 million headquarters is on target with the selection of the Clark Construction to serve as the general contractor on the $1.9 million-sf complex.
SINGAPORE-Asia Pacific real estate executives from a broad spectrum of industries are focused on reducing their real estate costs, according to Jones Lang LaSalle's first Corporate Real Estate Impact Survey.
PORTLAND-In a seemingly uncharacteristic move, the owners of City Center Parking and Downtown Development Group acquire a 53,579-sf grocery-anchored retail center in the suburbs for $8.5 million.