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CHICAGO-Overall vacancy Downtown is up to 14.3%,with a total of more than 5.5 million sf of sublease space now available, according to Cushman & Wakefield's first-quarter report. It is the largest amount of sublease space the firm has seen in 15 years of tracking the submarkets.
LONDON-Take-Up in the Central London office market hit a ten year low during the first quarter of 2002, according to Jones Lang LaSalle. But the agent says signs of recovery are already appearing.
PHOENIX-The Bleau Family trust sells the 21-unit Dana East apartments in Phoenix for $725,000 and the 28-unit Garden View in Mesa for $1.3 million. The Phoenix property goes to a Chandler investor and the other to a Chicago buyer.
WARREN, MI-Two steel processing firms, Noble International Ltd. and SET Enterprises, Inc., join forces to extend manufacturing capabilities for the automotive industry in one new building, the Noble International Technical Center.
DENVER-Dunkeld Co. LLC gets a $1.5-million mortgage for its mixed-use complex at Santa Fe Drive and West 5th Avenue while Dry Creek Limited Partnership gets a $1-million mortgage for building at 2 West Dry Creek Circle.
LAUREL, MD-Star Hotels spends $719,000 on 2.1 acres of land at the 65-acre Montpelier Research Park, where it will construct an 80-room Holiday Inn Express hotel.
READINGTON, NJ-The surprise move came just before local officials were set to begin condemnation proceedings aimed at getting the current owner to sell the 745-acre property to the township.
AUSTIN-Austin's Fired Up gets the financial backing it needs to continue an expansion of eight to 10 restaurants per year. Rosewood Capital of San Francisco and US Bancorp of Minneapolis get preferred stock for their contributions.
RANCHO CORDOVA, CA-Syufy Enterprises, controller of Century Theaters Inc., proposes a $30 million retail and entertainment center in Ranch Cordova that could be completed by fall 2003.