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BOSTON-After renewing its lease for 400 Atlantic Ave., Goulston & Storrs takes 45,000 sf next door in the Rowes Wharf complex, a 345,000-sf mixed use project located in the heart of the city's financial district.
JACKSONVILLE, FL-A locally-based REIT, with gross assets of $3.3 billion, sells five grocery-anchored shopping centers totaling 439,422 sf to a previously established joint venture with Macquarie Countrywide Trust of Australia for about $125.84 per sf.
DENVER-Metro area's indicators do not point in any clear direction as far as a recovery is concerned, according to the Denver Metro Chamber of Commerce's July Business and Economic Indicators report. Unemployment is down but home foreclosures increased 36.9% compared to the same period in 2002.
CHANDLER, AZ-One look is all it took for the Valley Unitarian Universalist Church congregation to buy a 20,000-sf church at 48th Street and Chandler Boulevard from the Diocese of Phoenix. The congregation from Warner Road takes place in 60 days.
DENVER-While the market is attracting companies from other parts of the country, job growth is still slow and will continue to affect the office vacancy rate negatively until the economy picks up.
SANTA ANA, CA-Private investors from Orange County are on the buy side and the sell side in a 19-unit multifamily transaction. Located in the heart of Orange County, the Villa de Las Flores trades after an eight-year hold.
PHOENIX-Equus Realty Advisors sells the 26,000-sf, six-building Marshall Property to an Austin, TX, buyer with 1031 Exchange capital. The Midtown asset's new occupancy, 100%, is the motivation to sell.
ATLANTA-Vulcan Materials Co. is appealing a Fulton County commission's ruling that changed zoning on a 21-acre tract from agricultural to M1-A which allows only warehouses, research and other commercial uses, according to a published report.
WOBURN, MA-The Woburn Mall, the city's largest mall, could get even bigger if the city approves a special permit to allow its owner, Koffler/GID Woburn Development LLC, to add 31,000 sf to the 267,000-sf center.