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NEW YORK CITY-The high-end retailer is relocating its corporate offices here from Three East 57th St. to a full floor at neighboring 625 Madison Ave. The long-term lease is for 28,500 sf.
DALLAS-WesTower Communications takes 12,851 sf to relocate operations bought from SpectraSite Communications. April 1 is the moving date from a freestanding building in Cedar Hill to a site leased for the short term inside the Dallas line.
HOUSTON-One tract goes to a bakery owner and the other to a salon operator. The abutting tracts represent the last commercially zoned land in the Memorial Northwest subdivision. Ground will break immediately on both projects, says the broker.
FORT WORTH-Ascent Assurance has given a seven-year nod to more than half of the class A office space vacated a year ago by Atlanta-based Assurant Group. A May 1 move-in is planned as Assurant's brokers wait to hear about filling the 36,000-sf balance.
PHILADELPHIA-Waterfront Renaissance Associates, a Carl Marks affiliate partnership, signs an agreement with Delaware River Port Authority for development of the largest waterfront site in Center City. The 5.3-acre parcel will encompass four million sf of residential, office and retail space.
HYATTSVILLE, MD-Development of University Town Center takes another step forward with the recent ribbon-cutting for Metro Four, one of the mixed-use project's office buildings, which will soon house a division of the CDC.
ANNAPOLIS, MD-History and art buffs may yet get a chance to peruse much larger displays of artifacts and documents as the Anne Arundel County Circuit Court gives its permission for the state to move ahead with a planned $5.5 million, 12,000-sf addition.
STAMFORD, CT-Beauty-care product manufacturer Andrew Jergens will relocate its hair-care products subsidiary from Wilton to nearly 15,000 sf at Stamford Harbor Park, according to CB Richard Ellis, which was a broker in the deal.
DENVER-In an attempted to assure a seamless transition to its next generation of leaders, ProLogis is giving advanced notice of the changes as part of its succession plans, in which two top executives will resign from their posts.
WALNUT CREEK, CA-Built in 1985, the 319,362-sf, two-building class A office complex in Walnut Creek was 85% leased at the time of sale. MetLife sold the building to Koll Bren Schreiber.