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AUSTIN-The software maker cashes in on the current weak market by inking a deal with a lower rate. Talks began when Cadence had a year to go on its lead spot in the 120,000-sf Lakeview Center in the far northwest submarket.
SAN JOSE-The affordable housing crunch continues throughout the United States, as many affordable housing developers switch to market rates when their contracts expire. One San Jose development was acquired and renovated in an attempt to remain affordable.
ATLANTA-Despite a depressed office market, the Washington, DC-based owner has brought its Atlanta area assets to the 90%-leased level by finding tenants for five-year to 10-year terms at average quoted rents of $20 per sf.
GALVESTON, TX-The Houston firm of Tellepsen Solutions/Pearson English is hired to design the conversion of an office/manufacturing facility into offices and classrooms for the Galveston campus. The fast-track project starts delivering in August.
BOSTON-The Seattle-based law firm makes its first foray onto the East Coast and is looking to expand its work in a number of areas, including representation of institutional investors.
ATLANTA-The state-funded Advanced Technology Development Center will anchor the Downtown project with 125,000 sf of office space. The first 200,000-sf Yamacraw Design Center building is set to open in December.
MIAMI-The 56-year-old, Seattle-based retailer names Geevy S. Thomas, a longtime company executive vice president, to head the new staff in suburban Coral Gables, FL where Nordstrom plans to open a 200,000-sf, $40 million store by Sept. 27.
TEMPE, AZ-The city selects the 43,800-sf, fully leased center and owner, Michael A. Pollack Real Estate Investments for the top honor for property improvements. The renovation made a viable retail center out of an outdated strip mall with 70% occupancy.
PHILADELPHIA-Asking rental rates in class-A office space in Center City dropped $0.41 per sf in the opening months of this year, taking them below $22 per sf, according to first-quarter data from Studley. Tenant improvement dollars proliferate.