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ORLANDO-The 1,216-unit seafood restaurant chain, whose estimated real estate portfolio totals 35 million sf worldwide, saw its common stock trading on the New York Stock Exchange at $22.81 at noon today, down 32 cents from $23.13 yesterday. Both numbers are among the lowest levels the company has experienced this year.
LONDON-Hermes Property Asset Management has bought out MEPC's 50% stake in six UK shopping malls for pounds 115 million ($180 million). The sale marks MEPC's final withdrawal from shopping centre investment.
SAN FRANCISCO-Average annualized asking rates for office space in San Francisco receded for the seventh consecutive quarter, according to a third quarter report by Julien J. Studley Inc.
WHITE PLAINS-In an attempt to expand the reach of its Westin- and Sheraton-flagged hotel facilities into major suburban markets, Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide Inc., has introduced new prototypes for the hotel brands.
PORTLAND-The real estate investment company buys 232,000 sf in five new buildings for $13.5 million, completing a very profitable chain of events for the seller, Panattoni Development, and possibly starting one for Schnitzer.
LONDON-Royal London Asset Management has sold the former Littlewoods store on Broad Street and Friar Street in Reading, Berkshire to Legal & General for pounds 19.6 million ($31 million).
IRVING, TX-EFG Cos. and CMD Realty sign one of the largest office leases this year for the Las Colinas submarket. It's a lateral submarket move, but the 122 W. Carpenter Freeway team out-talked three others for the seven-year corporate pledge.
DEL MAR, CA-The semiconductor distributor inks an agreement with Kilroy Realty Corp. to occupy a 115,000-sf, five-story building on Valley Centre Drive. The building will be used to consolidate 300 employees from the United Kingdom and two San Diego locations by March 2003.
PHOENIX-Bargain hunters are pressuring the hotel industry as they turn to the Internet to lock in the most competitive rates. The practice gives unprecedented consumer control, says a hotel expert at the 2002 Lodging Conference in Phoenix.
DENVER-Pinnacol Assurance, Colorado's leading provider of workers' compensation insurance, has moved to its new headquarters at the former Lowry Air Force Base.