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ORLANDO-The locally based timeshare company is adding 17,000 sf to its existing 97,000-sf quarters in an estimated 10-year lease for about $23 per sf at Flagler Development Co's flagship office venture in south Orlando.
EVESHAM TWP., NJ-The 34,000-sf unit, located in a Kravco shopping center, is only the company's fourth retail store, and including factory outlets, 18th store overall.
ENCINITAS, CA-Gunter Zittel, of the Zittel Family Trust, snatches up the two-year-old Mammoth Professional Building, a 37,853-sf property here that is currently 90% leased.
SEATTLE-The locally-based company says it is selling a series of buildings here on Westlake Avenue, a former milling property in Portland, Ore. and two television stations in Georgia. Buyers are not yet being identified.
SEATTLE-On behalf of the owner, Gordon Fleener Architects is seeking permits to upgrade Carter Saab and Carter Volkswagen, which are located across from each other on Leary Way in Ballard. Plans for both projects include the first "vertical showrooms" in the Seattle area.
PHILADELPHIA-Two companies set up headquarters at the 305-acre master-planned Oaklands Corporate Center. A biopharmaceutical firm expands its lease, and Hewlett Packard relocates an operations center there.
PHOENIX-A 214,173-sf, two-building complex goes to Bedford Property Investors, shortly after an eight-year, 40,637-sf lease is signed with Siemens Building Technologies. The purchase price equates to $113 per sf.
CHICAGO-A 69-story building would replace a parking lot at 111 W. Wacker Dr. with 320,000 sf of office space and 240 condominiums. The corner of Wacker and Clark Street has been undeveloped for more than 30 years.
HOUSTON-Hydraulics of Texas' CEO makes the buy and then leases it back to the company, says the broker on the deal. The 6800 Northwinds Dr. purchase is a class B warehouse and a hot ticket around town.
ATLANTA-The locally based developer bought the 95 acres from Cobb-Douglass Investors of Atlanta for what area brokers tell GlobeSt.com was about $80,000 per acre or $7.6 million.