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ATLANTA-Despite rumors of about a dozen completed leases for the 1.2-million sf of retail space in the 140-acre development, sources confirm to GlobeSt.com that only United Artists and California Pizza Kitchen have signed firm deals for a total 105,192 sf or about 9% occupancy.
OAK BROOK, IL-An extensive search for a parts distribution facility to replace one in Lincolnshire, IL ends up in the 400-acre joint venture between WISPARK LLC and CenterPoint Venture LLC.
BOSTON-Meredith & Grew releases its second quarter market statistics and all indications point to a market that has remained stagnant. Vacancy rates rose slightly, rents dropped slightly and there continues to be a lot of sublease space available.
DALLAS-The latest "White Paper" of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler reflects the optimism of the marketplace despite gnawing negatives that still prevail. Once again, the region's old standbys will be the engines for the turn-around.
PHILADELPHIA-The trust that controls 77% of Hershey Foods considers selling it to protect its sole beneficiary, a 1,400-acre residential school for children in need. While Wall Street salivates over a sweet deal, Hershey Foods' board has a bitter taste.
HOUSTON-NewQuest Properties signs the national retailer to a 6,300-sf inline spot at its new Eldridge Town Center, a 230,339-sf development at the intersection of FM 1960 and Eldridge Parkway. Hollywood Video has at least 56 stores in the region.
ATLANTA-Struck by a severe downturn in fiber optic cable sales, the Corning, NY-based company cancels plans for the $450-million expansion of one Concord, NC plant and puts another similar-size expansion there on hold. Corning has five plants in the state.
BRAINTREE, MA-In a deal that the broker involved tells GlobeSt.com is "significant for this market," Clean Harbors Environmental Services Inc., a provider of waste management and environmental services, takes 38,000 sf at 325 Wood Rd.
PHOENIX-A Massachusetts buyer puts up $850,000 for the complex in the Phoenix CBD. The Denver seller had been trying to hawk the property for 2 1/2 years. It's located at the junction of North Second and First avenues.
CHICAGO-Assemblers, Inc. is able to capitalize on a soft market, saving $1 million over the life of its new lease at Shetland Properties' SunGate Park despite a scarcity of large blocks of replacement space.