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DENVER-A handful of commercial brokers knocked some deals out of the park last year, despite the worst market in about 15 years. The Denver Metropolitan Commercial Association of Realtors honored these "Heavy Hitters.
SAN DIEGO-Pan Pacific Retail Properties Inc.'s board of directors adopts new corporate governance initiatives, which involve the implementation of a code of business conduct & ethics policy and the creation of a lead independent director position.
CARROLLTON, TX-Cohen Asset Management of Beverly Hills gets a 45%-leased office/warehouse and a property team that's chasing two deals to fill the building at 2115 Beltline, a 15.9-acre property assessed at close to $7.5 million.
LONDON-Deputy Prime Minister stepped up the pressure on planners to permit more housing development, and he raised the prospect of converting more commercial land to residential use to meet housing need.
DALLAS-Cushman & Wakefield researchers say Dallas' first quarter backpedaled 966,886 sf despite five million sf in leasing activity. Vacancy is 13.8%, up two points from last year. Sublease, at 11.2 million sf, is the albatross.
ARLINGTON, VA-Affordable housing gets a much-needed boost with the impending redevelopment of the Columbia Heights Apartments community. The run-down 152-unit complex will undergo a massive upgrade this summer and will reemerge as a combination apartment-condominium complex that includes affordable-housing units.
TEMPE, AZ-A South Carolina industrial firm pens a long-term lease with a $1.4-million value for a structure that's been empty at least a year. It's the first Valley location for RJM Waste Equipment Co.
LONDON- Quintain has added to its extensive holdings at Wembley in north-west London with the pounds 17 million ($26 million) purchase of the Palace of Industries building.
DIAMOND BAR, CA-Asset Management, which specializes in tenant-in-common transactions, acquires the 19-year-old building from a Japanese seller. The multi-tenant building is 97% occupied.