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COVINA, CA-Advanced Component Specialist Inc. has leased a 41,000-sf warehouse space in Covina. The window blind distributor has signed a five-year lease for $1.2 million. The lessor is Johnston Manufacturing Co.
TACOMA, WA-After deciding to discontinue its pursuit of a $120-million office project next to the Tacoma Dome, City Council members are seeking RFPs from other developers to see what kind of creative and economically-beneficial projects they might have in mind for that space.
PHILADELPHIA-Efforts to revitalize Center City's East Chestnut Street corridor get a boost from Borders Books. In November, the retailer will move from 22,000 sf on Walnut Street to a 26,876-sf, three-level store at the corner of Chestnut and Broad.
BASKING RIDGE, NJ-The asset, which is located across from AT&T's recently-sold headquarters building, is fully leased on a long-term basis to United Healthcare.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-Landing the Northern Command headquarters, which could be the start of more defense contracts, will boost business for Grubb & Ellis'Colorado Multi-Housing Properties Team here, according to a report.
NEW YORK CITY-Retail management technology provider QRS signs an eight-year deal at what was briefly the world's tallest building. Previous tenant iWon.com moves downstairs to the 35-story property's second floor.
PITTSFIELD TOWNSHIP, MI-The already booming area can't handle more large development. As a result, the township purchases a 530-acre parcel and plans to turn it into a public park and develop government offices.
DALLAS-Attorney Joe Geary challenges a 10-minute gap in a legal posting and the start of a meeting that resulted in Palladium's $43-million incentive package for its $600-million Victory project. Geary's clients want new votes by the TIF board and council.
AUSTIN-Advanced Programming Concepts, a defense contractor, takes 41,000 sf in the far northwest submarket of Austin. The building once housed Agillion.com, one of the city's most well-known dot-bombs.
DALLAS-Collins/Reisenbichler Architects of Dallas ends 14 years of soloing and merges with Chicago-based Perkins & Will's Texas practice. The operation stays headquartered in Dallas, but talks are under way for an office in Houston.