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AUSTIN-Two moves have closed off 17,000 sf at the 156,000-sf Las Cimas 3 and two more deals in the works could take the building to a 50% occupancy rate.
NEW YORK CITY-Prominent architectural firm Vollmer Associates signs on for 15 years at the 110-year-old S.L. Green-owned building where it has been headquartered for the last seven years. Insignia/ESG represented the tenant in the deal, which involved ripping up the original 10-year agreement three years early.
PHILADELPHIA-Despite a slight rise in available space, the overall Pittsburgh office market remains stable, according to Mark Jablonski, research director for Insignia Oxford. Availability in the Greater CBD is 23.6%, compared with 19.9% in the suburbs.
BALTIMORE, MD-Mercy Health Services announces a new $42-million expansion project that will serve as a previously unplanned second phase of the $118-million development project currently in progress.
HOUSTON-Houston-based Asian Groceries Supply signed a long term lease for 13,420-sf at the Westpark Business Park at 10651 Harwin Drive in southwest Houston.
DENVER-The 40 units being built by East West Partners will be priced from the $200,000s to the $400,000s, putting them within range of some shoppers who have been priced out of the Riverfront Park neighborhood.
NEW YORK CITY-The 18-unit, 88,000-sf building has been in Mark Shenker's family for years, but is now being sold for $5.8 million as TransWorld Corp. exercises its option to purchase based on an initial lease-signing in April.
DALLAS-The four teams will move this weekend to the eighth floor of Three Lincoln Centre at 5430 LBJ Freeway. Being vacated are offices at 310 Harvest Hill, 17480 Dallas Parkway, 1845 Woodall Rogers Freeway and 12377 Merit Dr.
ORLANDO-The owner of the 14-year-old, estimated 300,000-sf landmark in Titusville, FL and its sister attraction, U.S. Space Camp Florida Training Center, 60 miles southeast of Downtown Orlando, has owed the Birmingham, AL-based bank $10 million in unpaid loans made in the 1990s.
PHOENIX-A nine-story office tower in the city's Art District is scooped up by an Arizona investment company just two months after hitting the market. Central-Roosevelt LLC grabs the 96,971 sq. ft. multi-tenant office building and adjacent parking garage at 1001 Central Ave.