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SAN JOSE-The San Jose Redevelopment Agency is counting on a Hollywood developer for its Downtown redevelopment project after New York-based Palladium backs out.
LONDON-The Central London office market is showing no signs of improvement, according the latest analysis from CB Hillier Parker. Take-up in the third quarter of 2002 was up only 2% on the previous quarter at 2.7 million sf.
NEW YORK CITY-The recently formed Bingham McCutchen LLP takes three and a half more floors at the just-sold office tower. The 15-year lease gives the law firm's 125 New York attorneys six floor floors in the 39-story building.
LOS ANGELES, CA-Nossaman Guthner Knox & Elliott signs a new lease for 37,313-sf that is an extension and expansion of its premises on the 30th and 31st floor of the Union Bank building at 445 S. Figueroa St.
FREMONT, CA-City of Fremont staffers are recommending the City Council rethink plans for redeveloping a six-acre Irvington retail property and rethink who the developer should be.
GOLDEN, CO. - The chicken and sides purveyor Boston Market looks to refashion the look and feel of its restaurants, from the inside out. It is beginning the process with a prototype in the Denver area.
HOUSTON-The first wave of tenants has moved into the 545,000-sf Park Towers at 1233 and 1333 W. Loop South. Now, TPMC Realty takes out a three-year, $45-million interim loan with a conversion option for a five-year permanent financing.
DENVER-City council members say they will not delay a vote tonight on a 76-year lease deal with Vancouver, British Columbia-based Intrawest Corp., which includes $99 million worth of new development over the next 10 years.
ANAHEIM, CA-Rreef of San Francisco sells four buildings at Orangewood Stadium Business Park, the last of 21 buildings sold at the development. Rreef has been selling individual buildings to users and investors as the existing tenant leases expired.
ORLANDO-Faith Church International Inc. paid WRH Fortune Ltd. of Orlando $4.3 million or $36.39 per sf for the former 118,178-sf, 19-acre shopping center on U.S. 192 between Interstate 4 and State Road 535 in Osceola County.