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NEW YORK CITY-The institutional brokerage firm is packing up its 15,000-sf digs at 609 Fifth Ave. for expanded space on the 15th floor of 399 Park Ave. Blaylock plans to stay in its new headquarters for more than 14 years.
LONDON-Germany has overtaken the United States as the single largest investor into European commercial property accounting for almost 30% of total purchases in 2002, according to DTZ Research.
TACOMA, WA-Portland, OR-based Williams & Dame and Danville, CA-based Nearon Enterprises each outlined their mixed-use proposals this week for the Foss Waterway Development Authority's Urban Design Review Committee. The development authority is expected to choose a developer on May 6.
LONDON-British Land today launched the search for a new ceo with the announcement that it is setting up a committee to vet internal and external candidates for the position.
SCHAUMBURG, IL-Masuda, Funai, Eifert & Mitchell relocates from 1701 Golf Rd. in Rolling Meadows to Manulife Financial's new 300,000-sf building at 1475 E. Woodfield Rd. Construction was completed last year.
VINELAND, NJ-With the deal, C&C Storage's Doughty's Furniture chain will triple its inventory storage capacity as it looks to grow its current three-store regional operation.
BERKELEY HEIGHTS, NJ-The 15-year deal will combine the container terminal company's operations from two separate Garden State locations to a new building within Connell Corporate Center.
SAN DIEGO-Seller Starpoint Properties LLC reports a gain of 107% on the property, which it originally purchased in September 2001 for $4 million. Built in 1968, the complex houses 129 units.
VIRGINIA BEACH, VA-A hotel project conceived of in the '90s will finally come to fruition as developers prepare to begin construction on the 300-room Hilton Resort Hotel and Conference Center. The $42 million beachfront destination is expected to open in 2005.