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PHOENIX-The metro area is home to more call center jobs than is wise, says a regional call center expert. But, the high number is certainly not a deterrent since the Southwest US leads in market success.
AUSTIN-AMLI Residential Properties Trust says its "nest egg" program is a way to build loyalty and retain tenants for longer time periods. The program, now available in Austin, is offered in adjunct with KB Home.
LONDON-The collapse in demand from technology companies has hit the UK business park market hard, with vacancies rising to a new high. However leasing activity is still higher than average for the past five years according to GVA Grimley.
SOUTHFIELD, MI-The retail REIT says a stock offering was popular, increasing the number of outstanding shares. Ramco-Gershenson also expects a lag time before putting that money to use.
TEMPE, AZ-The locally based medical services provider has set a September move-in to Hayden Ferry Lakeside's first office delivery. MedAire is taking 16,424 sf in the eight-story structure, one of three planned by SunCor for the development.
MINNEAPOLIS-Greater Minneapolis Convention & Visitors Association officials say the new facility will enable the city to land more conventions. Meeting and ballroom space has been doubled to more than 1 million sf.
PISCATAWAY, NJ-The new owner will take over the asset just as its only tenant, Telcordia, is about to move out to its own build-to-suit facility nearby, effectively putting all of 33 Knightsbridge Rd. on the market.
BOSTON-The office of State Environmental Secretary Robert Durand continues its campaign to control development in the state, offering tools that will allow towns to anticipate its impact on their locales and see how different changes will affect their growth.
LONDON-The collapse in confidence among TMT--Technology Media & Telecoms--occupiers is still disrupting the M4 office market to the west of London, according to a new report from Lambert Smith Hampton.