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SEATTLE-The 50-unit, four-story project would be built across an alley from a new Marriott Hotel. The applicant's architect, John Woodworth of Stickney Murphy Romine, tells GlobeSt.com that an appeal is expected prior to the deadline, which is later this week.
OCEANPORT, NJ-This community will use a $1.15 million state grant to help buy the tract, part of Monmouth Park's holdings, and turn it into public recreational fields.
TEMPE, AZ-Cytec Fiberite, working through Insignia/ESG's co-investment group, strikes a deal for a 45,238-sf building in Arizona State University's Research Park. The deal has an option for an abutting 88,474-sf structure.
PHILADELPHIA-Pittsburgh-based Rubinoff Co. is developing the 228,000-sf building on the North Shore, which is expected to be completed in January. Alcoa committed to 113,000 sf prior to groundbreaking and recently added 43,000 sf. Rubinoff will relocate to the center.
PORTLAND-Having used them a lot lately, the city's urban renewal agency amends its flexible service contract with Norris Beggs & Simpson, adding $100,000 to the $400,000 maximum that was rapidly being approached.
SUFFERN, NY-In another blockbuster industrial deal at 22 Hemion Rd. here, generic drug manufacturer Par Pharmaceuticals has signed a lease for 189,573 sf of space in order to expand its warehouse and distribution operations.
LOS ANGELES, CA-The company wins the assignment for an industrial portfolio in Los Angeles and Orange counties, boosting recently gained management contracts to 1.3 million sf.
LA HABRA, CA-The Park Lambert development, fully occupied, attracted more than a dozen prospective buyers, broker Mike Lawrence of Marcus & Millichap tells GlobeSt.com.