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COLUMBIA, MD-The Rouse Company, in a joint purchasing endeavor with Simon Property Group and Westfield America Trust completes the $5.3 billion aquisition of of Rodamco North America, NV's assets.
DETROIT-Marcus and Millichap predicts new construction will grind down in last half of 2002 to wait for the economy to rebound. However, the overall vacancy rate may rise another full percentage point.
SAN FRANCISCO-During the dot-com era, strictly open-plan layouts were the norm and were good choices to create space efficiency. Businesses now say the layouts, while economically sound, are less practical for running a business.
FORT WORTH-The Jacksonville, FL grocer has leveled a hit that no one saw coming. Winn-Dixie is at the bargaining table with a buyer for part of its Texas and Oklahoma inventory as it preps for the June 26 two-state shutdown.
CHICAGO-The area around the Pulaski Avenue Chicago Transit Authority "El" stop appeared doomed to additional disinvestment in the 1990s, until the Green Line was rebuilt. Bethel New Life, Inc.'s project is a boost to the Garfield Park neighborhood.
WASHINGTON, DC-Developers of the 350,000-sf class A structure to be erected at 900 Seventh St. win $70.8 million in financing for construction from Chicago's Corus Bank. Delivery of the 11-story structure is slated for Summer 2003.
AUBURN HILLS, MI-Osmic Inc. hopes to expand its technology to assist the medical diagnosis and therapy fields. The company invests nearly $10 million on a new 57,000-sf facility on Giddings and East Taylor roads while relocating from Troy.
AUSTIN-The Texas Department of Economic Development is making it known that grant money is available to buy, rehab, equip or install infrastructure for development. The catch is it's earmarked for 15 cities affected by closed armed forces bases.
BALTIMORE, MD-After 10 years, financial services organizations UBS Paine Webber and Merrill Lynch make another commitment to 100 East Pratt St. by signing lease renewals totaling nearly 46,000-sf at the 635,300-sf, 28-story tower.
DENVER-The Downtown direct vacancy rate soars to 14.8% in the first quarter, including a 33.19% rate in the Northwest corridor, where the rate actually is 48.58% when total space available is considered.