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PHILADELPHIA-Jefferson Health System, Rutgers continuing education programs, a charter aircraft company and Knoll office furniture are among nine companies to join 40 existing suppliers in the online tenant amenity program, developed by Plymouth Meeting, PA-based Brandywine Realty Trust.
SANTA CLARITA, CA-An Encino, CA-based investor, acquires the 220,000-sf shopping center from Forest Family Partners, also of Encino. The plaza, boasting a roster of national retail names, was 98% leased at sale time.
TORONTO-Law firm McMillan Binch signs on for 15 years and will occupy 106,000 sf on four floors of the Bay-Wellington Tower. In addition, two tenants re-upped in a 10-year deal for 10 floors of the Canada Trust tower where they will occupy 207,000 sf.
PITTSBURG, CA-In Pittsburg, Charity Auction Services inked a five-year lease for an eight-acre parcel of industrial land, while Home Concepts signed a deal for a 40,000-sf industrial property.
CHICAGO-New developments, redevelopments and expansions of existing malls, with the larger projects all west of the Mississippi River, are on General Growth Properties Inc.'s agenda for 2003 and 2004. The capital expenditures are expected to yield a 10% return or better.
MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA-Instead of paying rent, the Mountain View Chamber of Commerce will provide city services, including producing city maps, information sheets and relocation information for businesses, in exchange for space in a city-owned building.
MIAMI-Named "The Walk," this precursor to a new, redeveloped downtown, consists of new and renovated buildings totaling 140,000 sf of restaurant and retail space, and 100,000 sf of office space.
DETROIT-One vacant parcel in Grand Rapids will become an Italian restaurant, while the other piece in Livonia will help a Boston firm liquidate its assets.
MURRIETA, CA-Construction begins on Village Walk Square, a $3.4-million project that will include a 35,000-sf combination office building, bank branch and restaurant. The project, rising on nearly 3.8 acres, will deliver in September.
DENVER-RNL architect predicts that the development that eventually will be built around the E-470 Tollway could spur real estate investments in the area valued at $35 billion.