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PHOENIX-The ongoing outsourcing of Regus Business Centers lands a one-floor assignment for CB Richard Ellis in the Camelback Corridor. It's the only Regus center in metro Phoenix and it's in a submarket with a 23.8% vacancy.
LONDON-Northern Ireland's first factory outlet centre, The Linen Green at Moygashel, Dungannon, has just received planning permission to more than triple in size with a further 85,000 sf of retail space.
ATLANTA-The locally based provider of insurance services leases 6,500-sf in Franklin, TN-based Cumberland Advisors' six-building, 209,800-sf class-A office property in the Nashville suburb of Franklin.
AUSTIN-There are two more council votes to go, but for now it's a green light for the mixed-used development. Stratus' OK is for 750,000 sf of office space, 250,000 sf of retail, 900 multifamily units and 830 single-family homes.
DALLAS-A Mohr Partners' Dallas team is tasked with assessing part of the portfolio of Stockholm-based Gambro as it moves to axe unprofitable locations for better performers. The shifts spell expansion not downsizing, GlobeSt.com is told.
NEW YORK CITY-Saying that Mark Costello "brought both passion and professionalism to the job," Grubb & Ellis CEO Barry Barovick revealed this morning that that the firm's chief operating officer will be leaving the firm.
MIAMI-Chicago-based Huron Ft. Myers LLC received an average $59,753 per unit for the 90%-plus-occupied properties in Ft. Myers and Naples, FL. Holliday Fenoglio Fowler brokered the transaction.
VANCOUVER-In a suit filed this week in Cowlitz County Superior Court, the association alleges some $4 million in building permit fees collected by Clark County over the past four years has been used illegally as a cash cow to cover shortfalls in other community development departments.
LONDON-Sainsbury's Property Company has put in a revised planning application for a mixed-use redevelopment of a five-acre site in the centre of Maidenhead, Berkshire. The extended scheme includes retail, offices and residential development.