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DENVER-Despite a 41% jump in permit activity in November, multifamily developers have pulled permits for 3,586 units through 11 months, off 60% from the previous year. Scarcity of available land and lower demand are factors.
NATICK, MA-Florida-based Baker Partners proposes redeveloping the 80,000-sf Lowes movie theater into a shopping center that will house an Ethan Allen, La-Z-Boy and Borders Books as well as another 18,000 to 20,000 sf of retail space.
LONDON-If you own agricultural land, you're going to have to scrabble about in the muck to make any money in 2003. Land agent FPDSavills says that farming looks like it's dying a slow death.
LONDON-Hammerson has signed a joint venture agreement with the French financial services group AXA to redevelop adjoining properties at 9 place Vendome and 368/374 rue Saint Honori in the first arrondissement in Paris with more than 300,000 sf of office and retail space.
AUSTIN-The land sale quietly went through as part of the year-end deal making in Central Texas. Seton Healthcare is planning a 451,000-sf hospital and a private developer will bring out an abutting 100,000-sf office building.
ORLANDO-Rob Miller, whose $1.1-billion World Expo Center bombed in 2001, is back on the development scene, this time offering his prime, 850-acre Osceola Trace tract near Walt Disney World to undisclosed investors.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE, WI-Yamaha Motor Corp., USA leases a flex building that had been a spec project. The $9M deal allows the company to join Volkswagen of America, Inc. in LakeView Corporate Park.
PHILADELPHIA-Locally based Commercial Office Furniture Co. sells the single-story, 31,500-sf combined office, showroom and warehouse facility on North 5th Street for $76.19 per sf. Seaman's Church Institute will relocate there from its offices at 3rd and Arch Street this month.
CHICAGO-With a 21.8% vacancy rate when available sublease space is figured into the equation, rental rates for class A space are off 10% to 15% while class B and class C prices have fallen 15% to 20%, according to a fourth-quarter report by CB Richard Ellis, Inc.
MIAMI-The locally based, third-party commercial real estate advisory firm appoints five staff members: Erica M. Des Roches, Robert Travis, Grace Yan, Liz Figueroa and Patricia Espinal.