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MARLBOROUGH, MA-The city wants to acquire 52 acres of state surplus land. While initially there were indications that the state would donate the land, the city will now have to pay the market value, which is currently $226,500.
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.
HOUSTON-Deepwater Corrosion Services moves in Aug. 1 to a 16,785-sf build-to-suit along Brittmore Road while King Warehouse Services & Cartage slides into 35,560 sf along Armour Drive. The B-T-S lease is finally signed.
ATLANTA-At mid-year, Atlanta's office absorption stands at its lowest in a decade, according to Richard Bowers, president of locally based Richard Bowers & Co. Overall rental rates average $21.53 per sf. Buckhead leads the submarkets at $26.34 per sf.
PHILADELPHIA-As part of a four-property sale-leaseback transaction, General Motors assumes occupancy of a 562,560-sf distribution facility in Bucks County, PA. Chicago-based First Industrial Realty Trust handled all four transactions.
COMMERCE, CA-The growing firm will expand its 150,000-sf operation by adding another 100,000 sf, at a building with dock-high loading and rail service, also in Commerce.
PHILADELPHIA-In an effort to help Slippery Rock University attract and retain more students, Gov. Mark Schweiker made a $2-million grant to Slippery Rock Development Inc. to revitalize the borough's business district. Total
GRAND RAPIDS, MI-The state provides 10% of the cost of a $28-million residential and retail development being built on the site owned by a 117-year-old seating manufacturer.
NEW YORK CITY-The Bank of New York's Technology and Operations center, located on the edge of the World Trade Center site at 101 Barclay St., officially opened yesterday, having completed extensive renovations after being damaged in the Sept. 11 attacks.
NEW YORK CITY-The asset management firm occupies nearly 10,000 sf above Henri Bendel's flagship store at Fifth Avenue and 56th Street. The deal is a five-year sublease from a Barbados-based reinsurance intermediary.