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JAMESTOWN TOWNSHIP, MI-The mold manufacturer is going to spend more than $35 million on equipment and new facilities by 2007 thanks to a Single Business Tax credit that kept the company here rather than moving to Tennessee.
MARTINSVILLE, VA-Axiom Technologies, a communication and technology parts provider, announces plans to establish its $5-million headquarters in Virginia at the former 52,000-sf Coca-Cola bottling plant.
CHICAGO-Robert Morris College has 10 years to go on its lease with 1 Congress Center LLC, but it renews for another five years with an option for another five at 401 S. State St.
SHERMAN, TX-Shafer Property Co. of Dallas will use the financing to complete the second retail phase at the crossroads of US Highways 75 and 82 in Sherman. Another 20 acres are under contract for a third phase.
ORANGE, CA-An annual economic forecast for Orange County by Chapman University foresees job growth and other factors that could improve the commercial real estate outlook.
NEW YORK-The joint venture comprising One Liberty Properties and MTC Investors LLC now owns a Regal Cinema near Rochester, NY; a Regal Cinema outside San Antonio; and a Cinemark theater in Lubbock, TX. The total consideration for the theaters was about $30.8 million.
MIAMI-Marisella Cotilla, Jeffrey Lapidus, Andrew Ackerman, Anne Routh and Erick Diaz join the office as the commercial real estate services company gears up for 2003.
DALLAS-End-of-the-year trading closes the books on what surely is Dallas' biggest sale for 2002. Market speculation pegs the price in the $300-million range. Seller Hines and buyer UBS Realty aren't talking price, but brokers are saying UBS wasn't the highest offer.