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CHICAGO-McDermott, Will & Emery had West Loop alternatives in 111 S. Wacker Dr., a building being developed by Hines Interests at 200 N. Riverside Plaza and 130 N. Franklin St., according to their tenant reps, before deciding to stay put at the AT&T Corporate Center/USG Building.
PHILADELPHIA-The Cleveland, OH-based global paint and decorating industry giant renews and expands its lease at the corporate center in Malvern, PA, making it the company's northeast headquarters. According to published
NEW YORK CITY-The US Olympic Committee yesterday announced that New York and San Francisco are its two finalists to host the 2012 Summer Olympic Games. The economic impact would be enormous, but some feel the bid's concessions outweigh the event's potential benefits.
NEW YORK CITY-Neighborhood groups shouted themselves hoarse trying to keep it out of their low-rise neighborhood. Nevertheless, just a year after breaking ground, the controversial Hell's Kitchen apartment tower tops out.
AURORA, CO-The 268-unit St. Andrew's Village at Heather Gardens will be built across the street from Heather Gardens, an age-restricted retirement community of 3,800 seniors. The independent living portion includes 140 units and 15 units for the priests.
HOUSTON-Looking to add two operations to its Houston lineup, New York Life retools a lease and adds 12,428 sf at 13 Post Oak Blvd. in the Galleria. The tenant, now in 27,300 sf, will take over the extra space in late September.
CHICAGO-The gourmet grocer with locations on the Magnificent Mile and Harbor Point condominium tower signs on for 14,500 sf in the $230-million redevelopment of the Montgomery Ward's catalog house.
ATLANTA-The locally based firm names Kent LaRoque to head operations. LaRoque brings 30 years of tech-industry and business operations experience to the post.
RICHMOND, VA-Independent senior-living residential complex Carriage Hill Apartments sells in a $41.6-million deal between owner Home Properties and buyer Bonaventure Property Management. The 664-unit gated community of two-level, garden-style apartments was constructed between 1964 and 1969.