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SAN ANTONIO-The highly sought project management contract goes from demolition of a 50-year-old infectious disease hospital in San Antonio to delivery of its replacement. The team is ramping up for a two-year project.
BALTIMORE, MD-Phillips Foods Inc. wraps up the $20 million redevelopment of a former Coca-Cola factory and begins moving into the 270,000-sf space that will serve as its new corporate headquarters and manufacturing center. The company leaves behind its former 80,000-sf home in West Baltimore.
REDMOND, WA-The leading software manufacturer pays $2.44 million for a 2.3-acre parcel near its campus here. The property, and the 26,000-sf facility located on it belonged to a Des Moines, Iowa-based chicken farmer.
ASBURY PARK, NJ-This oceanfront city, on the verge of a major redevelopment (see earlier stories), adds another new investor to its local tax rolls after a transaction arranged by Newmark New Jersey.
WHITE PLAINS-Commercial brokers in the northern suburbs of New York City are facing a paradox at the moment. Those involved in office leasing are seeing a slowdown in demand. However, they report that investors have an almost insatiable appetite for commercial product.
SOUTH PLAINFIELD, NJ-Sheldon Gross Realty arranged the separate transactions for two different sellers of the properties, which amount to 37,000 and 30,349 sf respectively.
SAN DIEGO, CA-Rising on the corner of 4th and Broadway near the Gaslamp Quarter, the restaurant is slated to open its doors in February. At build-out, it will encompass 19,000 sf with a guest capacity of 700.
RYE BROOK, N-Commerzbank Aktiengesellschaft has doubled its presence in Westchester County and will relocate its banking operations from Rye to 31,520 sf at 6 International Dr. at the Reckson Executive Park here.
AUSTIN-Progressive Rehab relocates and expands in a 4,500-sf lease that fills the 150,000-sf Shoal Creek Plaza for owner, Aberfeldy Ltd. The deal is cut by Kennedy-Wilson International and Stanberry Associates.
PORTLAND-On the upside, in addition to decent renewal activity, a subtle increase in new leasing activity has occurred in the 3,000-sf-to-7,000-sf range, with traditional business services leading the way.