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BOSTON-The legislature's government-regulations committee holds a hearing to debate whether or not the state should expand its definition of gambling. Legislative bills have been filed on the issue and at stake is Indian tribes' right to develop large-scale casinos in the state.
MIAMI-The Miami Lakes, FL property has gone from 50% occupancy in September to 94% now. It was purchased by a joint venture between Aquila Property Co. Inc. and AMC Delancey Group Inc. Recent leases have a combined value of about $4.7 million.
CHICAGO-Minneapolis-based Nash Finch Co.'s newest supermarket concept, catering to the Hispanic community, comes to 5220 S. Pulaski Rd. later this year after a $6-million renovation and addition aided by $1.17 million in tax increment financing.
NEW YORK CITY-An early-morning fire, still of unknown origin, swept through the fourth, fifth, sixth and seventh floors of the still-under-construction complex at Columbus Circle. Some 170 firefighters got the blaze under control at 2:35 this morning.
DALLAS-A Fortune 500 tenant is expanding its class A headquarters location by another full floor at Renaissance Tower. Godwin Gruber pairs the expiration date with last year's 92,500-sf signing. A July 1 occupancy is planned.
SAN DIEGO-The international law firm of Paul, Hastings, Janofsky & Walker LLP inks a five-year lease to occupy the 3579 Valley Centre Dr. facility, which is one of five buildings located in Kilroy Realty Corp.'s 20-acre Del Mar campus.
CORONA, CA-Buyers from Corona acquire the 17,280-sf property as a manufacturing facility for a firm that makes bathtubs. The deal's lone broker now is looking for a sublease tenant for the new owner's soon-to-be vacated Corona site.
ONTARIO, CA-Western Realco, builder of some of the largest warehouses in the Inland Empire, will build industrial space for tenants in the 13,000-sf to 19,000-sf range. The 200,000-sf plan will fill the last remaining tract in the California Commerce Center.
SAN JOSE, CA-Despite chatter in the brokerage community that the online auctioneer has narrowed its choice for expansion space to Novell's five building, 511,000-sf campus here, eBay spokesman Kevin Pursglove says it's merely one of several options.
BELLEVUE, WA-Opus Northwest is negotiating to acquire and re-start the 1.4-million-sf mixed-use project in Downtown Bellevue. Construction of the estimated $360-million endeavor was halted in August 2002 by its majority owner, Lend Lease Real Estate Investments Inc.