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CHICAGO-Building Owners and Managers Association convention-goers get a downbeat forecast for the office and industrial markets during a panel discussion kicking off Asset Management Day. "What has happened today is totally beyond comprehension," observes Real Estate Media editor-in-chief Michael G. Desiato.
LONDON-The UK market for houses and flats is set fair for the next 10 years, says Baring Houston & Saunders. The growth in population is set to outstrip the new home development.
FULLERTON, CA-The Morgan Group pays more than $13 million for a 12.5-acre parcel here and plans to build a mixed-use complex on the site. Construction has already begun on the project, which will include 292 luxury rental units and 11,000 sf of retail space when completed.
ORANGE COUNTY,CA-The region will experience an improvement in both job growth and taxable sales, according to a new report. Recovery will be moderate due to the resilience of the region's economy during the recession.
NEW YORK CITY-The man whose firm put more than $15 million into G&E's coffers two months ago will today be named as the brokerage firm's new chair. The move comes just weeks after CEO Barry Barovick put to rest rampant speculation that Grubb was about to be sold.
ORLANDO-The family business, located for 35 years in a houseboat on Lake Eustis, was started by his surviving parents Charlie and Gladys Squibb. Charlie Squibb Realty was a pioneer in developing manufactured home communities with resident-owned homesites.
DENVER-Raging forest fires in Colorado may make the occupancy and average room rate pictures worse before they get better, fears Bob Benton, whose firm publishes the Rocky Mountain Lodging Report.
NEW YORK CITY-The beleaguered accounting firm pulled the plug on its 650,000-sf Times Square Tower lease two months ago. Building owner Boston Properties made the termination official late yesterday afternoon.
MCALLEN, TX-The window furnishings retailer takes advantage of sublease availability from Victory Packaging. The McAllen location came with terms for a take-back, if needed, confides a broker on the deal.