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NEW YORK CITY-The high-end retailer of writing utensils is subleasing space at 598 Madison Ave. from LVMH Moet Hennessy Louis Vuitton for the next 10 years. The new Montblanc store will open this fall.
LA JOLLA, CA-The seven-year institutional placement will serve as a mezzanine-debt facility for The Olson Co., thus providing a new capital structure for the developer. In turn, the company will no longer need to
IRVINE, CA-The CEO for Tilly's, a retailer of teen apparel, acquires the 172,324-sf industrial building and then leases it for the long term to his company. HomeGrocer.com, a failed Internet enterprise, was the former occupant.
APPLE VALLEY, CA-A private investor snaps up the 5,000-sf building, which is currently leased by Banner Mattress. The triple-net leased investment stands at 20152 Highway 18.
HOUSTON-Claremont Cos. sells the second of three multifamily properties ticketed last year for disposition. The latest to go is the Gables at Richmond at 3400 Ocee Dr., a near $15-million listing that delivered 14 offers.
PHOENIX-LF Enterprises of Phoenix will use the industrial building as a distribution center at 1820 Knudsen for high-end racing products. The structure has been on the market since it delivered in 2000.
MIAMI-Holliday Fenoglio Fowler LP arranged the two-year, adjustable-rate acquisition, renovation and conversion loan through Ohio Savings Bank and the mezzanine loan through Fidelity Investments.
JOLIET, IL-Industrial construction continues at a record pace in Will County, which would rank sixth in the US in that category if it were separated from the rest of the Chicago market, say top Cushman & Wakefield brokers.
NEW YORK CITY-Along with British restaurant entrepreneur Hugh Osmond, just about every major hotel chain is rumored to be in connection with the possible buyout of Six Continents Plc. But whether any speculation should be taken seriously has yet to be seen, according to a local industry source.