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WASHINGTON, DC-Construction on Georgetown University's Southwest Quadrangle Project--a $136-million, 860,000-sf development--tops out, and contractor Clark Construction Group plans for completion sometime in 2003. The multi-faceted project includes student housing, a dining hall, and parking facilities.
NEW YORK CITY-The auction house sells a 37,000-sf property it had not occupied since consolidating into Rockefeller Center in January. New York-based RFR Holdings is the new owner of the six-story building.
PHOENIX-New cars, trips to Hawaii and gift certificates are just some of the perks that can be picked up for striking the right deal with the right building owner. A signed contract isn't always a pre-requisite for the perk.
CRANFORD, NJ-The REIT's recent list of deals is headed by Cendant's 146,000-sf lease in Parsippany, and GAB Robins renewal for more than 75,000 sf here.
CARLSTADT, NJ-With the money, which was obtained through the NJEDA, Design Display Group will buy and renovate the 66,373-sf manufacturing building it has leased for the past decade.
STAMFORD, CT-RiverOak Investment Corp. reports that it has invested $2.5 million in the development of "The Ledges," a new 339-unit luxury apartment complex in Groton, CT. that will cost $37.5 million to build.
DALLAS-Samuel P. Moore, a prominent Texas businessman, joins Staubach's board of directors while three hires settle into roles at Holliday Fenoglio Fowler and FirstWorthing. Crescent promotes Joe E. Dobbs.
NEW YORK CITY-The Commerce Department's non-regulatory technology agency will investigate building construction, materials and technical conditions that contributed to the outcome of the Sept. 11 attacks.
HOUSTON-The Crescent tenant will pay for the improvements as part of a 15-year renewal for 127,357 sf at Greenway Plaza. Houston City Club has been on the tenant roster for a quarter of a century.