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LONDON-Vodafone has started the phased disposal of its 30 separate holdings in Newbury, Berkshire in preparation for it move into a purpose-built world headquarters on the northern outskirts of the Berkshire town.
GLENDALE, AZ-Local investor Viorel Motiu buys a 95%-leased complex along North 75th Avenue in the metro's second-ranked submarket for vacancy and rent revenue. A California trust is the seller of the 44-unit complex.
BOCA RATON-The Renaissance Hotel completes a $9 million renovation project that began 18 months ago. The 189-room property existed as a Sheraton Hotel for nearly 20 years before Detroit, MI-based owner Trident-Allied LLC reinvented the property under Marriott's Renaissance brand.
CYPRESS, CA-The manufacturing company inks a 62-month lease for industrial space at 6185 Phyllis Dr. The new tenant is joining current occupants Foxconn and GTECH in the facility.
WASHINGTON COUNTY, VA-The area's newest shell building, an 87,500-sf structure situated on a 19-acre plot, is presented in a ceremony with local and state officials. The structure sits in the 100-acre Glade Highlands Industrial Park, which is in a designated enterprise zone.
AUSTIN-CarrAmerica has signed its first first-floor tenant and first eatery for the 445,550-sf Austin CBD office tower. A mid-November opening is being planned by the locally owned Thistle Cafe.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The development company paid "in excess of $7 million" for the three-story asset, which is 95% leased to several high-tech tenants. The seller was Massucci & Associates.
LONDON-Vodafone has started the phased disposal of its 30 separate holdings in Newbury, Berkshire in preparation for it move into a purpose-built world headquarters on the northern outskirts of the Berkshire town.
DETROIT-A 260,000-sf Federal Reserve Bank office and processing center east of I-75 bounded by Warren, Russell and Forrest avenues is expected to cost $65 million, statrting with $3.2 million in tax increment financing to prepare a contaminated site for redevelopment.
CHICAGO-Not only are the players changing, but the retailers that are left standing are shifting their strategies, a panel tells the Chicago Real Estate Council. Meanwhile, redeveloping but underserved city neighborhoods may present opportunities.