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PHOENIX-Opus West lands developer of the year and best build-to-suit honor from NAIOP, one of several organizations this quarter to toss the Phoenix-based corporation into the awards spotlight.
BERKELEY, CA-After a lengthy delay due to neighborhood opposition, developer Patrick Kennedy of Panoramic Interests has gotten approval to build a housing complex on the site of an old cinema.
LONDON-Cyril Leonard has replaced Strutt & Parker as the UK member of TCN Worldwide, the network of independent brokerage firms. Strutt & Parker quit earlier this year along with the other European members of the network to form a rival organisation, the European Property Alliance.
IRVINE, CA-Northwest EMC of Hillsboro, OR acquires the 20,000-sf building at 41 Tesla Ave. from an Irvine seller so it can expand into Orange County. The keys will be turned over in April for the under-construction building.
WICHITA FALLS, TX-A Dallas senior vice president and San Antonio developer find and buy two retail properties in Wichita Falls. One site ends up in Home Depot's hands and the other is awaiting final signatures by two national names.
SEATTLE-The plan involves a development proposal with Simon Properties and removes land-use regulations that Mayor Greg Nickels says have blocked investment and stalled progress.
DALLAS-Insignia/ESG rolls out a new service with a recently hired leader despite the merger talks while four other firms add names to the roster for a multitude of positions, including a new board member from the Dallas ranks for Phoenix-based Opus West.
TRAVERSE CITY, MI-A Wisconsin chain, Great Wolf, has opened a resort here. The properties are geared toward families with children, with many opportunities for indoor water fun.
SANTA ANA, CA-The Santa Ana-based investment, development and management firm spends $28 million for "satellite stores" in 11 centers in seven states from Boise, ID-based Albertsons. The anchors weren't part of the deal.
AUSTIN-The Parkstone Office Centre at 1800 Capital of Texas Highway South has three commitments in hand and talks ongoing to fill another 6,000 sf. With the project rising above the ground, interest too is climbing.