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MIAMI-The contract knitting company signed for 23,128 sf of industrial space at Miami Lakes Business Park East #22 in a five-year deal estimated to be worth more than $763,000.
NEW YORK CITY-The Kohn Pederson Fox-designed master-planned development in Incheon City, South Korea break ground by year's end. Gale Co. officials welcomed Incheon City Mayor Sang-Soo Ahn last week at a reception where plans for the project were revealed.
PHOENIX-The Latch School pays cash for a 24,226-sf health club, mothballed two years ago by DMB Associates. The design is a perfect match for the school, which delivers services for mentally and physically challenged children.
CHICAGO-The Shiloh Baptist Church on the South Side of Chicago has been bought - but not by one of the usual real estate suspects. The new owner will convert it into a residence, but promises to "respect the architecture.
ATLANTA-Glenwood Park, a 28-acre project near Grant Park, is scheduled to break ground Jan. 27 on an undertaking planned for 70 townhomes, 45 single-family residences, 50,000 sf of office and 100,000 sf of retail.
SAN DIEGO-Having previously headed up LAW Companies Group Inc.'s Western Region, Jack Fraser is now stepping into the role of West Division manager for MACTEC Inc.'s engineering and consulting operating unit.
LEXINGTON, MA-A $20.5-million development and acquisition loan is nailed down for Lexington Technology Park, the 95.6-acre Raytheon headquarters that was recently sold to Patriot Partners, a joint venture.
WAXAHACHIE, TX-The Mason, MI-based corporation, a primary employer in Waxahachie, is the first tenant signed for a 128,000-sf distribution building once used by National Freight for Owens-Corning. The building's been vacant for six months.