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DALLAS-A roofing company has started finish-out at 11577 Goodnight Lane, a 9,600-sf building that brings an expansion and new office accommodations. The flip side of the deal is the "for sale" sign hanging at 2912 Barge Lane on the west side of town.
MIAMI-The company most recently renewed and expanded its lease for a total of 72,612 sf here and inked a relocation lease for 30,392 feet in Coral Gables. And that wasn't all. Combined, the leases are estimated to be valued at $25 million.
PORTLAND-For the second time, the city's urban renewal agency revises its disposition and development agreement with Jim Winkler and Bob Naito for a 12-story, 256,000-sf office building on Naito Parkway, north of the Broadway Bridge.
SAN BERNARDINO, CA-The Texas company headed by Ross Perot Jr. signs an agreement formally naming it master developer of the former Norton Air Base, which will become a transportation and logistics hub of up to 2,200 acres.
THE WOODLANDS, TX-Kimco Developers will kick in "between 25% and 35%" of the total capitalization for the 468,000-sf Market Street, says developer Trademark. A local OK creates an economic development zone for the town center project.
WEST ORANGE, NJ-Mitigating factors make it unlikely that the market "will fall off the cliff," according to Insignia/ESG's Robert Rudin, speaking at a forecast event.
JERSEY CITY-The apparel discounter's new outlet is in a vacated Bradlees location and marks the chain's northward expansion from its South Jersey base.
OXNARD, CA-A partnership of locally based Teitelbaum Development plans the 95,280-sf project for companies seeking combination industrial and office spaces of 5,000 to 12,000 sf. Groundbreaking is scheduled for early 2003.
CHICAGO-A $75.9-million build-to-suit project at 555 W. Lake St. prevails over 13 other lease, purchase and build-to-suit proposals. Biggest loser is Paramus, NJ-based Vornado Realty Trust, the CTA's lessor at Merchandise Mart and 350 N. Orleans St.