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AVONDALE, AZ-The Avondale center is three-quarters filled as tenants rev up for move-in dates as early as mid-May. The balance of the space could be gone before work wraps up, say the brokers.
AURORA, CO-While becoming the largest Colorado company to fire the embattled accounting firm, ProLogis officials nonetheless praise Andersen's work as independent auditor since 1991.
LONDON-In spite of the current market downturn, the City of London still faces a shortage of larger office buildings, according to new research from Chesterton. And current levels of development activity are unlikely to plug the gap for several years to come.
COLORADO SPRINGS, CO-Six straight quarters of falling multifamily rental occupancy rates may be about to end, according to Novato, CA-based real estate research firm RealFacts. Meanwhile, rental rates have remained steady.
SOUTH ORANGE COUNTY, CA-According to a first quarter 2002 report on the region, availability rates have stabilized and the level of negative net absorption has dramatically decreased.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-The retail REIT also may use part of its $10.7 in proceeds from the sale of a Hickory, NC community shopping center to fund future acquisitions and redevelopment projects.
SUN CITY, AZ-Construction is being fast-tracked for a mid-October ribbon-cutting of the project area, an enlarged dining facility at the Sun City hospital. Stichler Design Group is the architect and Linthicum, the general contractor.
WHITE PLAINS-Cappelli Enterprises has secured approximately $197 million in financing from a variety of public and private sources for the first phase of its mixed-use City Center at White Plains development.
LONDON-In spite of the current market downturn, the City of London still faces a shortage of larger office buildings, according to new research from Chesterton. And current levels of development activity are unlikely to plug the gap for several years to come.
HOUSTON-Brokers get final signatures on closing papers for the 258-unit Brays Village along Boone Road and 44-unit Memorial Springs along Shavelson. Both sellers are looking to roll proceeds into other product.