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SAN JOSE-For years, eBay has offered bargain hunters a marketplace to buy everything from jewelry to houses. Now, the online company has teamed up with Regus to give customers access to rental office space.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-Although the unemployment level here continues to slip, the county dropped two notches in May from its previous rank as number three in California. Ranked by the State of California Employment Development Department, the county had held onto its number three slot for six consecutive months.
LAS VEGAS-An industry renowned for its tech-phobia may reel again as it comes to grips with the next advancement in the post-dot-bomb world. Leaders of the Realcomm conference, kicking off today, say wireless is the next big thing, and if you're not prepared, you're in trouble.
NEW YORK CITY-A new industry forecast by PricewaterhouseCoopers indicates that 2002 aggregate profits will beat last year by a half-billion dollars. Streamlining operations and implementation of cost-cutting strategies get the credit.
SUGAR LAND, TX-The Texas-based owner gets a 20-year loan with 20-year amortization at 6.5% interest for the 272-unit Fairmont Apartments, a seven-year-old complex that's 97% occupied. State Farm provides the capital.
ATLANTA-In order to speed the planned conversion of the 178-unit, two-building Lenox Villa apartment complex in Buckhead to condominiums, LeCraw paid a $1-million prepayment penalty on top of the $16.1-million price, taking the tally to $96,000 per unit.
PHOENIX-A three-year tenant, housed in 2,800 sf, pushes its lease to 5,713 sf of class A space in a five-year contract for the West Dunlap Avenue building. Metropolitan Life Inusrance owns the 132,500-sf structure.
ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL-This northwest suburb could funnel $22 million into redeveloping a 35-acre site at the northeast corner of Arlington Heights and Golf roads, including a retail center that the owners' own appraisal once suggested is a candidate for demolition.
HOUSTON-Investors scouting the market will have ample selection, with thousands more units coming up for sale. The reason, says a Hendricks & Partners' Houston exec, is it's a good buying season.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-A $3.2-million rehabilitation of the 25-year-old building boosted savings to $621,000 per year for owners and tenants. The Energy Star Label designation is the first received by an Oakland County building.