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DALLAS-Southwest Bindery signs the deal with EastGroup Properties as a result of "aggressive" negotiations that end in a 10-year contract. The inbound tenant exits 40,000 sf for the expansion move and state-of-the-art equipment.
THE WOODLANDS, TX-Now that the land's changed hands, Threshold Interests of Houston is looking to rev up the construction crews. The 1.1-acre tract fronts the Woodlands Waterway. Delivery is anticipated in fall 2003.
DALLAS-The largest deal in the trio of leases goes to 2100 McKinney in the Dallas CBD. The premier high-rise fills a 25,846-sf office left empty by Ernst & Young US. Addison and Las Colinas buildings win the other pacts.
SAN FRANCISCO-Catellus' chairman and CEO says the company has been successful in its goal to accelerate development sales into the first half of the year, but acknowledges that, as a result, the earnings growth so far this year cannot sustained into the third and fourth quarters.
BUENA PARK, CA-A private investor purchases the property for $1 million. Known as the Burnham Street Apartments, the complex is located at 5959 Burnham Ave.
MELROSE, MA-The developer of a 900,000-sf office park, to be located just over the Melrose border in neighboring Stoneham, is under pressure to address traffic impact issues that officials here believe the project will create.
DENVER-In the wake of Sept. 11, public access to a taxpayer-funded parking garage at a city office building is declared off limits. The city determines opening it for all would be too much of a risk in light of security concerns.
MIAMI-Texas Pacific Group of Fort Worth is the lead player in the consortium comprised of Boston-based Bain Capital, owner of the Domino's Pizza chain, and Goldman Sachs Capital Partners of New York.
PHILADELPHIA-With the opening of the 8,100-sf Hard Rock Cafi and debut of the 100-foot-long "Liquid Fireworks" fountain, Bessemer Court, the 59,000-sf centerpiece of Downtown Pittsburgh's $71-million Station Square expansion, opens for business.
LONDON-Office vacancies in central London rose 13% in the second quarter of 2002, according to CB Hillier Parker. And demand is continuing to decline as businesses put expansion plans on ice.