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YPSILANTI TOWNSHIP, MI-A company that provides national security and intelligence programs to the U.S. government is leasing a 250,000-sf facility developed by DeMattia.
BRIDGEWATER, NJ-The Pennsylvania-based REIT is spending $106 million to snap up the 11 separate properties, the largest of which is a 537,000-sf building here.
SANTA CRUZ, CA-A local developer's affordable housing project has been approved by the Santa Cruz City Council, despite opposition from the proposed site's neighbors, who claimed that the project would disrupt peace in the area.
CHICAGO-Current zoning at Clark and Addison streets would allow for more than 700,000 sf of commercial use, including first-floor retail space with multifamily units on one or two stories above.
BURBANK, CA-Campbell-Ewald relocates and expands with a 10-year lease at Burbank's Empire Boulevard. Industry sources say the agreement for the two-story building is valued at nearly $3 million.
SAN FRANCISCO-MetLife Inc., IBM and Fremont Properties, which own the majority interest in one of San Francisco's largest office buildings, have put the 900,000-sf property up for sale.
PORTLAND-After reanalyzing its original plans for the 80,000-sf warehouse on the east bank of the Willamette River and finding them too costly, the Portland Development Commission has come up with a more modest plan.
FORT WORTH-International Capital sells 50 of 200 acres near the Lockheed Martin plant to a church as talks continue with several developers for the balance. In Celina, 163 acres go to a private buyer amid negotiations with others for another 269.