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TEMPLE, TX-The twin-tower project, with 243 private rooms, is being touted as the largest in Bell County's history. Developer Scott & White says the built-in bells and whistles will set a "national benchmark for care.
RENTON, WA-The Boeing Co. is consolidating operations at its 280-acre Renton airplane manufacturing plant. The move will create as much as 75 acres of surplus property for redevelopment. The City of Renton is working on an EIS that will be used to consider related zoning changes.
LONDON-ING Real Estate has secured planning consent for the pounds 200 million ($321 million) redevelopment of the city's Forum shopping centre and Northgate area.
SAN DIEGO-St. Bernard Software inks a lease for more than half of the 90,000-sf office development, having signed on for 54,579 sf here. The $5.4-million transaction comes as current tenant Cadence Design Systems is gearing up to move out.
NEWINGTON, CT-An entity of Ceres Realty Fund LLC of New York City has acquired a fully leased 66,639-sf retail building here at 3105 Berlin Turnpike for $4.25 million, according to CB Richard Ellis' Tri-State Investment team, which brokered the deal.
ORLANDO-Continental Real Estate Cos. of Miami paid Atlanta-based Watkins Retail Group $6.95 million or $61.54 per sf for the 14-year-old, 112,933-sf neighborhood property in south Orlando.
NEW YORK CITY-The low-fare carrier will build a 107,000-sf, two-bay hangar on Port Authority-owned land and renovate an existing 25,000-sf structure for use as warehouse and support operations space.
PLANO, TX-The class A deal appeared en route to Richardson, but ended up in Plano after a best and final won the 11-year signing for a building that's sat mostly empty since mid-2001. Mission accomplished, say the tenant's brokers.
WASHINGTON, DC-Washington Gas Light Co. looks to the future with the relocation of its headquarters and sale of its current home. The company pocketed $16.3 million in the transaction and will lease 74,000 sf of space to house its corporate headquarters.