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SAN CLEMENTE, CA-The Carlsbad-based marketer of surf-wear and surfboards plans to build an 80,000-sf headquarters in San Clemente Business Park on a 5.2-acre tract, bought for about $2.5 million.
CITY OF COMMERCE, CA-Medi-Pedic Bedding Co. more than doubles its space, buying the 140,000-sf building and moving into half of it as an owner-user. The balance of the $4-million purchase is rented.
BRIGHTON, MI-New building will be a research and testing center for a Japan-based motor designer. The firm will use about $2.5 million in tax incentives in order to build the project.
HOUSTON-The Fiesta at 6, set to deliver in August, has hit the 50% pre-leased mark. Four leases are out for signature and the one that's back is an 8,000-sf Family Dollar, which committed to a 10-year contract.
DENVER-According to a recent report by Julien J. Studley, Denver has become fertile ground for corporate headquarters citing recent transactions by Gates Corp., Pfizer, and the Sports Authority as good news.
NEW YORK CITY- Proclaiming that Lower Manhattan is "where it's at," Mayor Michael Bloomberg, along with Gov. George Pataki and HUD secretary Mel Martinez, announced an initiative to bring more affordable housing to the Downtown area.
FORT LAUDERDALE. FL-Interiors by Steven G., based here, will design the sales center and the public spaces for Vue Residences & Beach Club, a luxury oceanfront condominium community that will consist of two 78-unit buildings.
ONTARIO, CA-The Grubb & Ellis report on second-quarter activity shows the office vacancy rate at 10.4% in the 16.2-million-sf inventory, down from 13.1% a year ago and 13.7% in the first quarter. The rest of the good news is average rents showed a slight gain.
LAFAYETTE, CA-The Lafayette-based REIT said it renewed 23 of 27 expiring leases during the second quarter at an average lease rate that was 9.4% below the average rate of the expiring leases.
GRAND PRAIRIE, TX-Equity Home Group, a traditional single-family developer, is pushing a third multifamily development in the Grand Prairie-Arlington corridor. The St. Louis Townhomes at 3511 S. Watson will break ground in October.