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NEW YORK CITY-Jacqueline Finkelstein-Fife has been named senior vice president in the firm's New York office. A 12-year veteran of the New York real estate industry, she left her own firm to take advantage of the Trammell Crow platform.
LONDON-Development Securities and Wrenbridge Land have unveiled plans for a new 320,000-sf new R&D phase of development at their Cambourne Business Park near Cambridge.
MIAMI-Brant, with more than 20 years' experience in the financial industry, will lead the Pompano Beach, FL-based casual restaurant chain through future growth, according to Roadhouse Grill CEO Ayman Sabi.
AUSTIN-Vacancy is still climbing and rents are still dropping. It's definitely a time for office tenants to shop the market and work out a deal to trade up, says a Colliers International broker. Overall vacancy is 23.9%, but the CBD's class A is 27.5%.
PHILADELPHIA-The Malvern, PA-based company's president and CFO sees "no signs of improvement" in third quarter. Citing continuing consolidations and downsizing, he says, "We expect to be in an intense battle for every piece of business through next year.
AUSTIN-Legerity will keep its Hong Kong office, but shift its Asian headquarters to Shanghai, China. The company says the headquarters change saves money. In Austin, Legerity is a 100,000-sf tenant in the southeast submarket.
AUSTINTOWN, OH-The Minnetonka, MN-based drug store chain Snyders has signed a 10-year lease for Tamco Distribution Center, which has sat idle since Youngstown, OH-based Phar-Mor's assets were liquidated in bankruptcy court in July. The lease-holder, Pittsburgh-based Giant Eagle, contributed $1.5 million in incentives.
BERWYN, PA-A four-building complex on 44 acres in the northwestern suburbs of Philadelphia has won "best business park setting" honors from the local chapter of BOMA. The 444,000-sf property, completed by Cranford, NJ-based Mack-Cali in 1989, is 81% occupied.
DENVER-ProLogis, the world's largest industrial REIT, reports third-quarter net earnings of $25.2 million, or 14 cents per share, compared with the success it had in third quarter 2001 with $48.9 million, or 28 cents per share.
WEST BRIDGEWATER, MA-Locally based Shaw's Supermarkets Inc. purchases the rights to 18 leases of the former Ames Department Store for $48.5 million. The move comes as competition among the region's grocery stores is becoming fierce with the larger chains rapidly opening up new locations.