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SOUTH BRUNSWICK, NJ-Eastern Bag & Paper Group will use the space for distribution purposes, occupying a building owned by the Korea-based Hanwah International.
LOS ANGELES, CA-Defendants in the securities class action suit include Alan Casden, one of the region's largest developers of apartments. The defendants are expected to appeal the decision, which was rendered by a federal jury in Los Angeles.
ORLANDO-Heidi Adams, a 15-year commercial real estate professional, leaves her post as vice president/brokerage operations in the Orlando office of Carter & Associates-ONCOR to join the local division of Advantis Real Estate Services Co.
ONTARIO, CA-Driftwood Village obtains financing for the 82,072-sf retail center, which is anchored by a Food 4 Less supermarket. The property includes two parcels for future development.
MIAMI-The sign manufacturer sold a 12,800-sf building for $650,000 and bought a 38,500-sf building for $1.65 million to create additional space for operations after winning a contract to change over signs in Florida from First Union to Wachovia.
FAIRFAX, VA-The AMS Building--the 264,000-sf, class A office structure at 12601 Fair Lakes Circle--gets a new owner with Prentiss Properties Trust's $55-million purchase of the property from Gilbane Building Co. American Management Services has a lease on the entire building through 2011.
NEW YORK CITY-The legendary record label trades 10 floors for three, though its total footage remains nearly the same. Colliers ABR represented Arista in the 11-year sublease deal, while Cushman & Wakefield represented sublessor Random House.
FAIRFAX, VA-The AMS Building--the 264,000-sf, class A office structure at 12601 Fair Lakes Circle--gets a new owner with Prentiss Properties Trust's $55-million purchase of the property from Gilbane Building Co. American Management Services has a lease on the entire building through 2011.
HOUSTON-The retail market is holding its breath, hoping that the nearly $350 million invested into several upscale projects will pay off this holiday season. "The big story is the buoyancy of the market," says O'Connor & Associates director of research Richard Zigler.
ATLANTA-The value of the deal was not disclosed. But Mission chairman Tom Smith says the transaction was long-planned to create one of the largest commercial real estate services firms in the United States.