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OAKLAND, CA-Advancing California's Emerging Technologies may use its $.6.2 million grant to build a 40,000-sf, state-of-the-art laboratory in Oakland's Coliseum redevelopment area.
DALLAS-Crescent's Stanford Corporate Centre wins the bid for a radio station consolidation that's been in the market for roughly six months. Two stations were already there; six more will occupy in phases. The 10-year lease includes a first-right option.
AUSTIN-Gov. Rick Perry says the funds would be used to help close deals, spur development for tech and biotech companies, retain a semiconductor research firm and provide health and disaster relief.
TEMPE, AZ-Classical Kids Academy commits for seven years to a 10,872-sf retail-style industrial building at 1102 W. Southern Ave. The 35-student charter school gains more space to boost the head count.
ENGLEWOOD, CO-Merger of local firm with Sports Authority to result in the headquarters staying here. Retailer will have 385 stores in 45 states nationwide.
PHILADELPHIA-As more than 300 of the area's leading commercial real estate executives sign up for the half-day conference here, outside investors, aware of the region's relatively strong performance in tough times, are expected as well at the Feb. 27 event.
ATLANTA-An investment partnership comprised of Ackerman & Co., Coro Realty Advisors and Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co. paid the Mormon Church $80.20 per sf for the 24-year-old, 293,000-sf, 85%-leased property in the Central Perimeter corridor.
LONDON-Newport Holdings has bought a 51% interest in Brunswick Swansea, which is planning a major leisure scheme in Swansea, South Wales. The scheme will provide a new hotel, bars, restaurants and a car park in the city's Cafi Quarter.
MIAMI-Vivian Dimond, a former counter intelligence squad staffer and townhouse developer, and Toni Schrager, a 20-year South Florida real estate professional, are reaching for the high-end market with their new 25-associate Avatar Real Estate Services firm.