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HOUSTON-Newfield Exploration signs for another 20,350 sf at 363 North Belt, a 19-story office tower in the Greenspoint submarket. The signing should boost interest in the Lend Lease building that's on the market for $36 million.
POMONA, CA-The aerospace contractor signs a six-year lease for 101,847 sf of industrial space here at 2855 Reservoir St. The 17-year-old, free-standing building is owned by Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Co.
DENVER-The local hospitality company spends $45 million to renovate the 96-year-old Fulton building on the Allegheny River into the Renaissance Pittsburgh Hotel, earning the 2001 Hotel of the Year award from Marriott International.
JERSEY CITY, NJ-The permanent money for all five residential assets, and two separate owners, was wrapped up by CPC in a single transaction. The financial package covers both the renovation and acquisition costs of the properties.
LONDON-Spiralling property prices is forcing teachers and nurses out of their jobs, and the Government can't afford to get them back. A recent report from FPDSavills claims the London market has deep-seated structural problems.
MINNEAPOLIS-The new venture offering high-end retail brokerage services will expand Madison Marquette's tenant and property owner representation activities into such markets as San Francisco, Los Angeles and Chicago.
PHOENIX-Lincoln Property Co. re-ups another large space taker for one of eight buildings acquired at the end of 2001. Lincoln's chief in Arizona says all leases due to expire have been renewed, holding firm to a 95% occupancy.
PACIFICA, CA-After 20 years of fighting commercial development at More Point, the 105-acre property is officially an addition to the National Park Service's Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
SAN DIEGO-A publicly traded auto retailer buys a 28,217-sf building from a unit of General Electric in the Kearny Mesa area. UnitedAuto Group plans to demolish the building as part of a $40 million redevelopment of its car dealerships along Kearny Mesa Road.
LONDON-A new survey by King Sturge has identified the type of business retailers most like to trade alongside--and it seems they prefer coffee shops to pubs.