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WHITE PLAINS-In a move that brings Fuji Photo Film U.S.A., closer to signing a 160,000-sf lease in Valhalla, the Westchester County Industrial Development Agency on Tuesday offered the firm approximately $1.9 million worth of incentives to close the deal.
HOUSTON-EastGroup Properties increases its portfolio here to more than 2.5 million sf by acquiring the Freeport Tech Center. EastGroup had provided original construction financing and exercises an option to buy the 188,000-sf distribution facility.
WASHINGTON, DC-Residents of the inner-city area east of the Anacostia River get their first new apartment development in 35 years with the grand opening of the 176-unit Woodmont Crossing apartment complex. The $17.6 million complex occupies an eight-acre plot of land.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-O Hill Properties, which also owns the Newport Beach Country Club, acquires the 140-acre development here from an affiliate of Santa Monica-based National Golf Properties, a real estate investment trust.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-The buyer is an entity of Flagstaff, AZ-based investors Leo Crowley and Roy Gardner. The plan is to improve rents and retrade the 48,731-sf shopping center in the next three to five years.
DENVER-The overall occupancy rate in the Denver area was 72.8% in June, according to Robert E. Benton & Associates Inc., down 3.5 percentage points from June 2001.
DETROIT-Money will be used to build a technology complex for Michigan Technological University while commercial properties in Onaway's industrial Renaissance Zone will get assistance.
LONDON-Despite a 14% fall in rents over the past year, office space in the West End of London is still the most expensive in the world according to CB Richard Ellis's latest survey of 159 global office locations.
LONDON-As part of his comprehensive spending review Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown has budgeted for an increase in housebuilding in an attempt to take some of the pressure off the market in the south of England.