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SEATTLE-Adjacent to industrial buildings and two major league sports stadiums, it's an untested location several blocks south of the Downtown core. Then again, if it works out, would-be competitors will find a high barrier to entry.
ROCHESTER HILLS, MI-Oakland University sees the opening of a $31.5-million building as well as groundbreaking on an expansion, while private Rochester College down the road is considering a new academic center.
SAN ANTONIO-Northwestern Mutual Life picks ProLogis as the buyer for the 95%-leased Eisenhauer 35 Business Park. The buyer gets four buildings and 18.2 acres, which it has earmarked for existing tenants' expansions.
LONG BEACH, CA-The $12 million, 180,000-sf project at California State University in Long Beach is the first new development to be built on the land since the Navy granted it to a partnership of the university and the City of Long Beach in 1996.
MESA, AZ-PM Realty Advisors puts up the winning offer for the 272,708-sf Stapley Center. It's the third building in Arizona that the Newport Beach, CA owner has acquired from Denali National Trust.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-The retail REIT is repositioning some of its assets, including "de-malling" Tel-Twelve Mall in this Detroit suburb. Company officials expect an increase in funds from operations next year.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Presidio Trust is relying on investors to help rehabilitate the Presidio's Montgomery Street barracks, but the estimated renovation costs coupled with the current economy, has kept interest light.
HOUSTON-The 13-month-old property management team gets its first class A, third-party contract. Caldwell Watson's team beat out four others jockeying for the Koch Industries' headquarters at 20 Greenway Plaza.
BLACK HAWK, CO-Windsor Woodmont Black Hawk Resort Corp. once envisioned building a second casino here as well as another hotel and spa. However, revenues are failing to support bond payments, the company reports.
IRVINE, CA-A 108-foot-high Ferris Wheel rises over the 880,000-sf Irvine Spectrum Center near a new Robinsons-May department store. Installing the ride required the use of two, 14.5-ton cranes, two 24-foot scissor lifts, one 40-foot-high fork lift and an 80-foot boom lift.