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CHICAGO-The community development commission recommends a land write-down worth $67,234 to allow Roseland Community Hospital to expand its crowded 4,500-sf emergency room, which already serves 26,000 patients a year, to 14,200 sf.
HOUSTON-Vince Gyorgy and John Ferruzzo are made principals at NAI Partners Commercial while Trammell Crow adds the word "senior" to the title of its Houston leader, John Holland.
OXNARD, CA-Golf Sales West purchases the 15,990-sf distribution building just before the structure is due to be completed. Move-in is scheduled within several weeks. Now, the firm has 60,0000-sf plus of distribution space in town.
CORONA, CA-The 100,000-sf Eagle Glen, a project of Empire Commercial Real Estate, signs a group of shops and restaurants to leases ranging from five to seven years. Pre-leasing reaches 65%; delivery is set for June.
LONDON-After several years of double-digit growth, total returns from commercial property investments are forecast to drop to 6.5% in 2003, according to new research from Gerald Eve.
PHILADELPHIA-To thwart political squabbles that threaten progress on proposed riverfront projects, the newly elected Pennsylvania governor and former Philadelphia mayor appoints himself to the board of the Delaware River Port Authority, encompassing the NJ and PA sides of the river.
LAS VEGAS-A joint venture between Sahara Las Vegas Corp. and Voyager Entertainment clears a hurdle with the Clark County Commission's approval of the anchor venue for a 27-acre mixed-use complex.
BOSTON-The Davis Cos. nails down its financing for the $300-million redevelopment of Charles River Plaza, near Beacon Hill. The 650,000-sf project recently has signed on Massachusetts General Hospital as an anchor tenant. The hospital is leasing 355,000 sf.
NEW YORK CITY-The big-time law firm spurns two serious suitors--Boston Properties and Macklowe Properties--by cutting a deal with Deutche Bank for 14 contiguous floors at 31 W. 52nd St. beginning in May 2004.
CHICAGO-Arthur Andersen LLP, which had been Prime Group Realty Trust's largest tenant, agrees on the lease termination fee for 579,982 sf of Central Loop space. It already agreed to pay $1.1 million to leave 76,490 sf at IBM Plaza.