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BALTIMORE-Cambrex Bio Science Inc. opens the doors of its new biopharmaceutical development laboratory and pilot plant after completing the redevelopment of a pre-existing 80,000-sf building adjacent to the company's East Lombard St. facility. The project cost $5 million to complete.
PALM SPRINGS, CA-The Jack Parker Corp. will operate the 107-room Givenchy Resort & Spa as Le Parker Meridien Palm Springs. Work begins in October on a new look for the one-time Palm Springs hangout for Hollywood's stars.
VERNON HILLS, IL-The supplier of specialty and generic liquid drugs finds 20,400 sf of office and laboratory space to its liking in the Rogers Executive Parke.
SANTA ANA, CA-The Visiting Nurse Association's Home Health Systems unit stays for another eight years at MDG Capital Group's Carnegie Centre Business Park, but cuts the office size in half in negotiations for the early renewal.
DALLAS-Mike Hardage is closing the books on a near five-year career at Trammell Crow Co. in an exit that coincides but isn't tied to a series of personnel changes at the firm. It's time for a change, says the director of investment services.
ELMSFORD, NY-An Anaheim, CA-based wholesale lending company has signed a lease for almost 26,000 sf of space at 555 Taxter Road in Elmsford for a new regional office. The firm eventually hopes to have as many as 200 employees work at the operation.
SOUTH GATE, CA-The Butler, PA, company takes over a 200,100-sf industrial building under a 10-year lease and immediately puts 50,000 sf onto the sublease market. The lease for 8685 Bowers Ave. is valued at $6.9 million.
HOWELL TWP., NJ-Barnes & Noble, Verizon, Fashion Bug and Longhorn Steakhouse will collectively occupy more than 40,000 sf at the $40 million Lanes Mill Marketplace. Target and Lowe's are the anchors.
BOYNTON BEACH, FL-The New York-based firm paid about $159,090 per unit for the 286-unit community, Tuscany on the Intracoastal, recently completed by Altman Development Corp. of Boca Raton, FL. Wachovia Bank NA financed the acquisition.