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IRWINDALE, CA-Construction begins on the 40-acre last phase of Trammell Crow's 126-acre Irwindale Business Center, where an existing 1.2 million sf is filled. Pre-leasing has filled more than 300,000 sf in the 800,000-sf final phase.
CHICAGO-Rather than $150 million in joint venture acquisitions this year, AMLI Residential Properties Trust now hopes to spend a more modest $75 million this year for multifamily rental projects.
PORTLAND-Under an agreement approved this morning by Port of Portland Commissioners, Washington D.C.-based Anton Airfood Inc. will lease 6,635 sf for 15-years, spend upward of $2 million on tenant improvements and pay rent equal to 8% of the restaurant's annual gross sales.
LAKEWOOD, NJ-The transaction follows the company's acquisition of a 17-property portfolio of shopping centers from Acadia Realty Trust last spring. The average interest rate will be cut drastically.
EMERYVILLE, CA-State Farm is restructuring its California operations to reduce its number of claim office from 66 to 20. As a result, the insurer has signed leases in Roseville and Emeryville, where it will consolidate workers.
BOSTON-Secretary of state William Galvin proposes legislation that would allow the state to pursue claims on contractors working the Big Dig--the massive highway project going on in the heart of the city--for up to 10 years.
NEW YORK CITY-The tax-exempt bonds will finance 454 housing units in Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx. The funding is part of a $3-billion city-sponsored plan to build and renovate 67,000 units of affordable housing.
HOUSTON-Vantage Cos. revs up work on a 92,000-sf addition to Beltway 8 Business Park, a 262,000-sf development that's fully leased to six tenants. Less inventory, higher occupancy and good prospects for new product make the timing right, Vantage says.
CHICAGO-Preliminary landmark designation is recommended for 12 Chicago Fire Department stations, some of them already de-commissioned. Some of the stations date back to the years following the Great Chicago Fire up to the Depression.