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PHOENIX-Global Communications Technology signs for eight years at a cost of $820,000 for the office space and equipment of Universal Access. The software firm will move into 2600 N. Central Ave. in the coming weeks.
SAN MATEO, CA-At the end of the second quarter, vacancy in San Mateo County stood at 23.29%, a 0.86 percent increase from the end of the first quarter, according to the latest report from Colliers International. During 2001, the average quarterly increase was 5%.
LONDON-Pillar Property has confirmed that it is close to launching a new indirect property vehicle, to complement its existing ventures in the UK retail sector and the City of London. The Pillar Retail Europark Fund will build a portfolio of retail parks across Europe.
GREATER BOSTON-The area's real estate market continues to attract investment capital despite economic signals that are decidedly mixed, according to Meredith & Grew's mid-year report.
DETRIOT-In the two categories, new construction and redevelopment, projects were considered that had a woman belonging to the Detroit area commercial real
WESTON, FL-Fran Ware and Suzanne Blaut are sales directors of the $100 million luxury community for people ages 55 and up being developed here. The 1,500-sf to 1,850-sf apartments start at $250,000.
LAFAYETTE, CA-The Lafayette-based purveyor of tenancy-in-common transactions is expecting its exponential growth during the first half of 2003 to continue, with projected year-end results in excess of 250 completed transactions and real estate value approaching $500 million.
STAMFORD, CT-The Fairfield County office market, while still struggling with sluggish leasing activity and corporate job cuts, did manage a comeback of sorts in the first six months of 2003, according to Insignia/ESG.