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DALLAS-The Greater Dallas Chamber is actively running the deals in a continuation of a momentum that cornered 25 of 46 national face-offs in 2002. Last week, the region's brokers started whispering about the latest opportunity, Project Cactus.
SAN JOSE, CA-Federal Realty Investment Trust celebrated the opening of three new stores at its $500-million Santana Row complex, which suffered extensive damages in an August 2002 fire.
ROCHESTER, MI-In an unusual adaptive reuse, a rebuilt auto repair shop hosts offices for a 30-year-old non-profit organization, which is dedicated to ensuring the environmental protection of the Clinton River area.
LONDON-House price inflation rose at more than twice the rate of those in Spain and Denmark, the two European countries with the next highest house price inflation.
LONDON-Three UK institutions have joined a pounds 1.8 billion ($3 billion) US class legal action against telecommunications giant Cable and Wireless over the company's failure to disclose lease commitments.
PORTLAND-Bids were due Wednesday for First Industrial's 594,000-sf Portland industrial portfolio. The space, mostly warehouse distribution, is concentrated in the Northeast Columbia Corridor.
THOUSAND OAKS, CA-Robertson Properties Group develops the 88,000-sf department store as part of the 130,000-sf Newbury Park Gateway community retail center. The 12-acre, freeway-fronting project is scheduled to open in March 2004.
SUFFERN, NY-Specialty fashion retailer Dress Barn Inc. has acquired its corporate headquarters and distribution facility here for $45.2 million. The nearly 900,000-sf complex also houses warehouse and distribution operations for Xerox and Par Pharmaceuticals.
LONDON-Sainsbury's, the UK's number two food retailer, has put a 'for sale' sign over its specialist property trading and development arm J Sainsbury Developments.
NEW YORK CITY-After working out of its emergency backup facility in Queens since its 4 World Trade Center operation was destroyed in the Sept. 11 attack, the Board of Trade will share space with the Mercantile Exchange come September.