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BREA, CA-A private investor acquires a 19,500-sf building occupied by the electronics and appliance retailer at the Imperial/Good Guys Center. Buyer and seller were pushing 1031 Exchanges with the transaction.
ALLENTOWN, PA-Management of the steel company's two-million-sf complex in Bethlehem, PA, has been assigned to Summit Management & Realty Co. and H.T. Lyons. The properties contain 147,000 sf of vacant office and flex space not part of a potential buyout.
NEPTUNE, NJ-AIG subsidiary United States Life Insurance will continue to occupy an entire building in Monmouth County after signing a 10-year extension with owner Mack-Cali Realty.
VANCOUVER, WA-The plan is to add 60,000 sf to the 120,000-sf Meier & Frank department store at Westfield Shoppingtown Vancouver, better known as Vancouver Mall. The expansion replaces original plans to build a new department store at the mall and turn the old space into multiple smaller shop spaces.
BOSTON-State Senator Brian Lees proposes a bill that would authorize the state to sell the John B. Hynes Veterans Memorial Convention Center in Back Bay once the new $800 million Boston Convention & Exhibition Center opens in South Boston in 2004.
PHOENIX-Mountain Country Supply becomes the first tenant for the project in a five-year lease with term value of $679,000. The tenant will move into its third of the seven-month-old building in March.
CHICAGO-The retail center at 51st Street and Pulaski Avenue, which includes Dress Barn, Firestone Tire, Footlocker, Coconuts and Dollar Bill's on the tenant roster, changes hands at $123 per sf.
CHICAGO-The Jan. 2 takeover by Trizec Properties Inc. of the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere remains on hold pending necessary documentation, a hitch noted by GlobeSt.com earlier this month in an UpClose interview with president and CEO Timothy H. Callahan.
TOWSON, MD-The 30,000-sf office structure at 17 West Pennsylvania hits the market and sells for $2.45 million. Built in 1985, the five-story building is fully leased and is valued at $1.9 million.