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SANTA ANA, CA-The Cost Mesa-based company purchases two buildings at 2921 and 2923 Tech Center here. It plans to expand its auto repair shop to the new Santa Ana location.
SEATTLE-In an effort to boost transit use and cut down on traffic congestion in the region, King County officials once again are mulling the development of apartment complexes that share space with park-and-ride lots. Up next for discussion is the Brickyard Park and Ride lot in Juanita.
WESTBOROUGH, MA-Genzyme Corp. takes 85,000 sf while Amersham Biosciences leases 75,000 sf in deals that could be paving the way for biotech companies to shift their focus away from Cambridge to this area.
DALLAS-A tenant says adios to Occidental Tower and heads to Greenhill Park, a jaunt of roughly two miles. But, the 540,000-sf Occidental isn't left out in the cold with the deal making. JPMorgan Capital goes from sublease status to direct.
SAN ANTONIO-Vacancy reaches 6.3%, up from 5.9% a year ago, but the market in general is stable. More tenants are seeking out affordable housing in a market where the monthly rent jumped to an average of $601, says Hendricks & Partners' latest report.
WHITE PLAINS-Five major development firms in the region will be competing to build a new medical research park on the Grasslands campus in Valhalla that could total as much as one million sf of new construction.
HOUSTON-A partnership of real estate companies from three states buys 3600 Woodchase, jumpstarting a renovation for repositioning. The seller, part of the Richman Group of Greenwich, CT was asking $7.7 million.
HOUSTON-A partnership of real estate companies from three states buys 3600 Woodchase, jumpstarting a renovation for repositioning. The seller, part of the Richman Group of Greenwich, CT was asking $7.7 million.
INLAND EMPIRE, CA-The state-funded non-profit signs deals for over $2.19 million worth of industrial space to process plastic items. The deals include a 37,800 sf site in Corona, signed for seven years, and another in Riverside, 33,248 sf for five years.
LONDON-Electronics entrepreneur Alan Sugar has bought a second property on Bond Street, London's up-market retail destination, paying Pounds 3.825 million ($5.5 million) for 10/10A New Bond Street.