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DENVER-Lowe will tear down the 535,569-sf space that served as Keebler's regional baking facility and redevelop the site into a high-quality warehouse distribution campus. The company paid near $6M for the site.
PHILADELPHIA-Three soon-to-be vacated Ames Department Stores at shopping centers in Eastern Pennsylvania are being marketed for lease by the centers' owner, Lakewood, NJ-based Lightstone Group. The properties are in Shamokin, Stroudsburg and Lewisburg and range from 53,000 sf to 61,489 sf.
ATLANTIC CITY, NJ-The casino-hotel's officials are mum on plans, but the city council has passed a resolution that would make the land uses of two adjacent tracts suitable for another hotel tower.
SAN ANTONIO-The banker replaces three locations lost in the Albertsons' exit from the San Antonio market. The new sites are freestanding buildings in the north central, central and northeast submarkets.
CHICAGO-Chicagoland's retail vacancy rate is down slightly from earlier this year, which had a rate of 10.3%. Last year's third quarter vacancy rate was 9.3%.
ATLANTA-The locally based REIT hires 16-year industry veteran Steve Yenser to head retail leasing. Yenser leaves his post as senior vice president of asset management, Eastern region, at Chicago-based General Growth Properties.
SAN DIEGO, CA-In a move to concentrate capital on core assets in its key submarkets, Equity Office Properties Trust sells 15 buildings to The Muller Co., in partnership with Rockwood Capital. The transaction is valued at $56.7 million.
PHILADELPHIA-Following the resignation of Louis Vogt as president and the assumption of that role by CEO Jeffrey Friedman, the Richmond Heights, OH-based REIT has announced the loss of management responsibilities for 11 client-owned properties and will now shift executive duties.
PHILADELPHIA-In perhaps the biggest office deal in downtown Columbus, OH this year, Pizzuti has obtained a 15-year, 64,000-sf lease from this Cincinnati-based bank and its subsidiaries that puts Provident's name on the 12-story tower and takes the building to 50% occupancy.
NEW YORK CITY-The third event in the 2002 RealShare series will take place at Manhattan's Roosevelt Hotel on Oct. 9. Numerous industry leaders will speak at the one-day event, which is being supported by CoreNet Global-New York Chapter, REBNY and YM/WREA.