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PHOENIX-Don and Payson MacWilliam, managing directors at Insignia/ESG, are accorded the honor by the Arizona Chapter of NAIOP. The 17-year partners get the honor on the fifth nomination of their careers.
HOUSTON-Lam Equipment and Supplies of Houston is setting up shop in 24,685 sf of a 50,000-sf warehouse in East Houston, subleasing the one-year balance held by a machine shop that shifted the Houston operations to the homeport in Temple, TX.
HENRY CO., GA-The players are locally based Cousins Properties; CBL & Associates Properties of Chattanooga, TN; and a partnership of Simon Property Group of Indianapolis and Cincinnati-based North American Properties. The prize: landing the first major anchor.
SEATTLE-Vacancy in the close-in Seattle market rises 3.81 percentage points to 5.0% on 726,611 sf of negative net absorption. Vacancy in the Eastside market, which is predominately flex-tech space, rises 2.58 percentage points to 13.18% on 246,224 sf of negative net absorption.
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA-Abbey-Scher's new address is a recently completed 42,240-sf building at 7923 Cartilla Ave., the largest of five in a new industrial park under development by WF Construction.
BEAVERTON, OR-Relocating from about 6,500 sf at PacTrust's Evergreen Business Park in Hillsboro, the insurer will occupy about 8,000 sf at AmberGlen initially and plans to take down another 8,000 sf in the coming months.
LONDON-The Commonwealth Institute will shortly start marketing its world-famous headquarters in Kensington High Street, with a price tag of about pounds 20 million ($31.3 million).
PHOENIX-The BOMA honor goes to Two Renaissance Square, a 28-story tower taking the annual award in the 250,000-sf to 499,000-sf category. The 40 N. Central Ave. office tower is owned by Crescent Real Estate Equities Co. of Fort Worth.