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EDINBURG, TX-Merkafon Teleperformance, a French teleservices firm, will open a 464-workstation center in half of a shuttered grocery store. State and local agencies kick in perks, such as $500,000 for rent payments, for the seven-year commitment.
AVONDALE, AZ-The 46,008-sf Avondale Shopping Center's shadow space at 1450 N. Dysart Rd. trades to a Phoenix retail-oriented investment group. The deal closed with a strong 12% cap rate. The grocery anchor wasn't part of the deal.
SAN FRANCISCO-Peter Victor, most recently responsible for leasing and marketing Boston Properties' 4.5-million-sf Northern California portfolio, joins Cushman & Wakefield's as a director of office leasing in San Francisco.
COLUMBIA, MD-The Hearing and Speech Agency's new $7-million headquarters gets underway. Developer and contractor Manekin LLC expects to complete the two-story 47,000-sf facility, which will be in the Seton Business Park, later this fall.
LOS ANGELES-Kenneth Wong shares the COO duties for US projects after he exits as the Dallas partner in charge for Urban Related Capital, formerly Palladium, in New York City, which did an about-face in Dallas.
SOMERVILLE, MA-Mystic View Task Force, a 200-member local activist group, files an appeal to block the construction of a 280,000-sf IKEA store. The Swedish furniture company wants to build the store on a 16.6-acre parcel at Assembly Square.
LONDON-Quintain has sold Chaucer House, a 20,700-sf office building on London's South Bank, for pounds 5 million ($8 million), booking a pounds 1 million ($1.6 million) loss in the process.
ORLANDO-The leading property manager of vacation condos, homes and villas posted gross lodging revenue of $58.5 million for 4Q 2002, up 10.5% from the same 2001 period. At Dec. 31, 2002, ResortQuest had $16.3 million in total cash and total debt of $75.1 million.
DENVER-Bankrupt Adelphia Communications, which wants to move its corporate headquarters to Denver from Coudersport, PA, is still searching for office space. A deal could eventually be made in the Denver Tech Center.