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ATLANTA--Despite tenant lease defaults in some major markets, the developer's office portfolio ended the year with an average 94% leasing level. Company president/CEO Tom Bell predicts a difficult transaction year for 2003.
CHANDLER, AZ-Mold Solutions puts up $714,000 to outbid two others for the industrial building in the Arizona Corporate Park South in Chandler. The firm more than doubles its office and production area with the acquisition.
ORLANDO-Beat Kahli, majority owner of Orlando-based Avalon Park Associates LP, plans to pay Price Legacy Corp. of San Diego $13,289 per acre for the 2,408-acre, 17-year-old dormant property that Price Legacy bought in March 2001.
MADRID-Catering to the needs of Spain's small- to medium-size business community, the new stores will take advantage of in-place administrative infrastructure used by Office Depot's European catalog subsidiary.
NEW YORK CITY-At a breakfast held here yesterday, Cushman & Wakefield presented its latest real estate outlook for the city, suggesting that the worst may be over.
SAN JOSE, CA-Colliers International sees stability as the best-case scenario for Silicon Valley commercial real estate in 2003, as there is currently 60 million sf of space available across all products in Silicon Valley.
SAN DIEGO-Reid & Clark Screen Arts Co. purchases a 17,580-sf industrial facility from Nelson Properties at 722 33rd St. and plans to relocate its operations there from a site on Island Street in Downtown San Diego.
PASADENA, CA-The bank takes the space at 790 E. Colorado Blvd. in a building owned by Equity Office Properties Trust. The corporate office trades in a 15-year address for one with higher visibility and its name on the building's side.
WOODCLIFF LAKE, NJ-The pharmaceutical company, which already has a presence in the Garden State, will relocate its head office from Blauvelt, NY, just 20 miles to the north.
ROCKVILLE, MD-Congressional Village Shopping Center makes way for a new tenant as Recreational Equipment Inc. signs on to occupy a 26,000-sf space at the 100,000-sf property. The center is currently undergoing a renovation and REI will serve as the anchor tenant upon completion.