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LOS ANGELES, CA-A private investor acquires the smaller shopping center within Crenshaw Plaza, about 15 minutes from Downtown L.A. and "a good, infill location," broker Anthony Thompson of Charles Dunn Co. tells GlobeSt.com.
LOS ANGELES, CA-Occupancy and room rates remain depressed, with some exceptions in a couple of submarkets, following a 2001 in which the county's hospitality industry endured its toughest year since the mid-1990s.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-With its vacancy rate falling by three percentage points in three months time after rising for the past two years, the South Orange County office market seems to be weathering the current economic and social crises better than the rest of the county and much of the nation.
NEW YORK CITY-Artisan Entertainment puts the space on the market and fields five offers within two weeks. Local company ATO Records inks a six-year deal.
ORLANDO-The statute, effective this month, eliminates insurance payment exemptions for corporate officers, partners, sole proprietors and independent contractors but doesn't affect residential homebuilders, argues the Central Florida chapter of the Associated Builders and Contractors Inc.
LONDON-The Duke of Westminster's Grosvenor has capitalised on the strong demand for retail investments with the sale of two shopping centres in Bolton, Manchester and Perth, Scotland for a combined Pounds 91 million ($144 million).
GREENWICH, CT-In the largest lease deal in Fairfield County so far in 2002, Andor Capital Management has signed a sublease for 146,353 sf of space at the Greenwich American Centre (One American Lane) for its new corporate headquarters.
NEW YORK CITY-The city's small-business financing arm approves aid to three outer-borough firms, each of which is in the process of acquiring new facilities.
PHILADELPHIA-With 7 million sf and a 15% vacancy rate, Lehigh Valley office owners are luring New Jersey businesses and others with rates below the asking average of from $17 to $18 per sf, according to a report by Garibaldi's Michael Bartolacci.
ELK GROVE VILLAGE, IL-NEMA Packaging leads the way with a 25,000-sf lease at 980 Lunt, a property owned by Denver-based industrial property giant ProLogis. More than 12,000 sf is claimed at 801 Chase Ave.