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OCEANSIDE, CA-Grasick LLC snaps up the freestanding shell building, which encompasses a total of 51,480 sf. Located at 4675 North Avenue in Northside Business Park, it will serve as the new headquarters for manufacturer Lamvin Inc.
RICHMOND, VA-GMAC Commercial Mortgage Corp. takes steps to enhance its lending activities in the Mid-Atlantic and Southeastern markets with the hiring of industry mover and shaker John Reed as vice president in the company's Richmond loan office.
ANAHEIM, CA-Come May 7, the Gigante market chain cuts the ribbon on its first Orange County store in a 54,007-sf space at the 97%-leased Anaheim Plaza. The chain specializes in food and merchandise for Hispanic consumers.
HENDERSON, NV-Located across from the 1.2-million-sf Galleria Mall, the 379,067-sf Stephanie Street Power Center is Portland-based Harsch Investment Properties' largest acquisition to date and brings the company's Las Vegas regional portfolio to nearly 6 million sf.
PLEASANTON, CA-Major new sublease availabilities in Pleasanton and San Ramon causes the sixth consecutive quarter of negative absorption in the Tri-Valley market, according to the latest market report from Cornish & Carey Commercial.
SUGAR LAND, TX-Buyer Tramontina, which makes household goods, spends close to $9.8 million for a fully air-conditioned warehouse, which was on the market about a year. The size and AC amenity limited the list of potential buyers.
PHOENIX-Westwood Financial takes over the fully leased, 24,697-sf Carefree Marketplace from Regency Centers. The LA investment group, as were other buyers, were drawn by the high-end demographics and spending power in North Phoenix.
LOS ANGELES-CUNA, owner of the historic El Capitan Theater, and the MTA are ordered to face off again over a lawsuit filed to recoup $800,000 spent on underpinning to prevent anticipated damage from subway tunneling in the mid-1990s.
PORTLAND-Net absorption in the first quarter 2003 was positive, albeit it only by 142 units. If absorption were to stay positive throughout the year, it would be the first time since 2000, when new construction began to drop off.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-At issue is 33.6% of voting shares of the company, given to Taubman president last year to help block the hostile takeover of the megamall REIT.