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BOSTON- FleetBoston Financial Corp. will have sales centers in 10 Staples stores throughout the Northeast. The locally based financial services company, will lease the centers--which will be 150 sf each--from Framingham, MA-based Staples.
NEW YORK CITY-The California-based real estate trust completes the acquisition of a 200-unit assisted living facility on Long Island. Louisville, KY-based Atria Inc. leases back the facility for 10 years.
ALAMEDA, CA-Discouraged by the Bay Area's flawed office market, Catellus Development Corp. has proposed a development plan change in a 215-acre redevelopment project near the College of Alameda.
ORLANDO-For the week ended June 15, Smith Travel Research shows the Orlando market down 2.8% from the same period in 2001, but ahead of nine other destination areas except New York and Chicago.
PALM SPRINGS, CA-Millennium Housing and the city of Palm Springs devised a regulatory agreement stipulating that rent increases at the park will be limited to an amount sufficient to pay increased expenses, cover the debt service, and provide a small reserve fund.
NORWICH, CT-Construction will begin in earnest next week on what many believe will be the linchpin to the redevelopment of downtown Norwich--the $18.9-million Mercantile Exchange at Chelsea Harbor development.
SAN ANTONIO-The wire service goes from Riverview Towers into the city's World Trade Center, a 92,000-sf class A property at 118 Broadway. The direct lease runs five years for 2,810 sf.
ORLANDO-The one-time development charge on Oct. 1 goes to $17,706 per unit from $1,827 while general commercial projects will be paying $2,177 per project, up from $604.
LONDON-London's West End saw 1.7 million sf of office space leased over the first half of 2002, according to the latest research from FPDSavills. The figure is in line with the historic average, but was only achieved by a spate of lettings in June 2002.
LOS ANGELES, CA-With five of the 13 floors in the 1 million-sf gift mart building now 90% leased, California Market Center officials say, they expect to convert the remainder of the building to gift mart tenants at the rate of about three floors every six months.