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NEW YORK CITY-The upscale women's-apparel chain takes 10,000 sf of retail space in a Flatiron District duplex. The 10-plus year, $200-per-sf signing is Searle's seventh lease in Manhattan.
FONTANA, CA-AVH Associates buys the land at the northeast corner of Slover and Elm avenues from private owners and plans to operate an auto auction there.
BOSTON-A superior court judge throws out the case against the development of a new runway at Logan International Airport. The towns of Hull, Hingham and Cohasset claimed that the proposed runway would increase air and noise pollution in the area.
GREATER BOSTON-A report compiled by Richards Barry Joyce & Partners, a local real estate services firm, indicates that while the biotech market continues to experience steady tenant demand, much of the market's growth will be seen in the suburbs.
BUENA PARK, CA-ServiceCraft Logistics signs a long-term lease for 661,000 sf at The CommerceCentre@Buena Park, a $90 million, 55-acre project by Overton Moore Properties that formerly was a Lucky Stores supermarket distribution center.
AUSTIN-San Antonio city council may decide next week on how to fund the planned project that could make this city a major player on the convention circuit.
YUCAIPA, CA-A Southern California-based private investor snatches up the circa 1989 property, known as Holmes Apartments. Encompassing 17,484 rentable sf, the 19-unit complex stands at 14626 Holmes in Yucaipa.
GARLAND, TX-Shabang Exhibits moves into the office/warehouse space at 4002 Miller Rd., backfilling a spot vacated four months ago. The trade show supplier gets double the space for its headquarters and warehouse in a five-year lease.
SAN FRANCISCO-After years of revisions the final plans for Lucasfilms' Letterman Digital Arts Center have been given the green light by Presidio Trust, which is charged with making the 1.168-acre Presidio financially self-sufficient by 2013.