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SAN FRANCISCO-A contractor has been selected to build a new Federal Building in San Francisco that is slated to open in 2005. San Francisco-based Nibbi Brothers and Pittsburgh-based Dick Corp. were the lucky joint partnership selected.
ARLINGTON, TX-Production Components started its move-in as soon as the ink dried on a long-term contract for a vacant building in South Arlington. The firm exits several locations with the new deal, but essentially holds onto the same space allocation.
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.
EAST BRUNSWICK, NJ-The brokerage firm is looking for light assembly, manufacturing or distribution operations to take all or part of the space, located in one of the state's strongest industrial markets.
SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA-Point Center Financial, a private money alternative lender, takes 8,619 sf of office space here. The new tenant joins Picerne Financial, The Delta Group and Anderson Jones at the two-building complex.
NEW YORK CITY-New York Mortgage Co. LLC has established a Westchester County presence with an office in Purchase, NY, the mortgage banking and brokerage firm's 10th location.
CRANFORD, NJ-The period's results also show a small drop in total revenues, countered by gains in both funds from operations and cash available for distribution per share.
ATLANTA-The Birmingham, AL-based retailer has contracted with the Richard E. Jacobs Group of Cleveland, OH to open an 80,000-sf, two-level structure by fall 2004 at the 1.3-million-sf Triangle Town Center which opens Aug. 14 of this year.
ORLANDO-Austin, TX-based Fired Up Inc. is contracting with New York-based T.L. Cannon Management Corp. and TLC South LLC to develop an undetermined number of Italian-styled restaurants in Florida communities where barbecued offerings are usually king.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The office market's biggest stumbling block these days is a surplus of space, according to new research on the region. This excess of space will cause an increase in vacancy rate and a decrease in rents, which is expected to continue throughout the rest of the year.