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ARLINGTON, VA-British Nuclear Fuels, Inc. will move its headquarters from Fairfax to a 19,000-sf space in Arlington's Crystal Gateway I Building. The 10-year lease is on the seventh floor of the 314,000, 15-story office and retail structure.
VOORHEES TWP., NJ-Ballard Spar Andrews & Ingersoll, Philadelphia's 6th largest law firm, has grown by nearly one-third in a transaction arranged by CB Richard Ellis, taking 18,600 sf at Plaza 1000 at Main St. here. The firm had formerly occupied 14,000 sf.
PHOENIX-The manufacturer of the 48-Hour Fat Burning System, ISAGENIX, takes out a four-year lease for one of nine buildings at Diablo Business Center. The firm is relocating its main manufacturing site from Tempe.
STAMFORD, CT-GE Capital's Commercial Real Estate business reports that it has structured the ProLogis Trust component of its pending $4-billion acquisition of Security Capital Group of Santa Fe. N.M.
ATLANTA-Republic Property Co. will focus on build-to-suit space in the metro area but the pair will continue to work on the 3.5 million-sf portfolio of Daws' former company, EllisDaws Properties Inc.
SAN DIEGO-The region's high housing and rent prices have sparked renewed calls for a dirty phrase among multifamily investors and developers: rent control.
NEW YORK CITY-The 97-unit luxury rental property in Murray Hill is purchased by MetLife subsidiary SSR Realty. The 22-story building was completed just over two years ago by a joint venture of Clarett and Fidelity Management Trust Co.
MIAMI-The three-year-old Acme Realty Funding Inc. has closed $450 million of fixed-rate loans, property sales and structured deals since opening July 1, 1999. Acme owners Paul Whalen and Don Stevens will be part of Cohen Financial's expanded presence in South Florida.
MIAMI-Company CEO Joseph Lents doesn't return a phone call and e-mail message from GlobeSt.com asking for comment on the 12-day suspension in the Over-the-Counter marketplace.
DENVER-Average rents fall by nearly 2% from the beginning of the year, while owners of new developments offer as much as three months free rent on a one-year lease.