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NEW YORK CITY-With an 80-year history in Lower Manhattan, American Marine Management Services needed to relocate but refused to leave the area. The firm has taken a 12-year lease at 30 Broad St.
SAN ANTONIO-REOC Partners research says little new construction and a smaller amount of sublease space puts San Antonio in a position to recover quickly. The effects, however, will take until 2003 to make themselves felt.
ATLANTA-In a sale-leaseback transaction, the New York-based investment banking firm's REIT purchases locally based Advantis Technologies' headquarters under a 15-year, bond-type net lease with two 10-year renewal options. Area brokers estimate the rental rate at $6.83 per sf.
SAN DIEGO-The second-half outlook for San Diego County's lodging industry is strong, despite a lull in transaction and development activity, according to a new survey.
NEW YORK CITY-The US member of the world's seventh-largest tax, accounting and consulting firm sign's a long-term deal for the building's entire ninth floor and part of the 10th. Total value is placed at $23 million.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-The Scottsdale Seville has hit its portfolio maturity with owner Shimizu Development Inc. of New York, which developed the mixed-use property about 12 years ago. It is now 85% occupied.
AUSTIN-Sheraton owner Thayer Lodging Group will undertake a $3 million renovation to the property, and rename the hotel. The 254-room building is set to reopen as the Crowne Plaza Austin Hotel and Executive Meeting Center on Aug 1.
SAN ANTONIO-REOC Partners research says little new construction and a smaller amount of sublease space puts San Antonio in a position to recover quickly. The effects, however, will take until 2003 to make themselves felt.
SAN DIEGO-Three apartment sales close in the city's hot multifamily market, including a $9.4 million deal in Logan Heights for the 170-unit project at 4715 Solola Ave.
PORTLAND-Occupancy here has fallen for seven consecutive quarters and now stands at 92.3%, according ot the latest report by RealFacts, a multifamily data firm. The good news: the drop this past quarter was the smallest since the slide began in the second quarter of 2001.