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SAN DIEGO-The city's apartment market may be showing signs of loosening as the area's vacancy rate is to rise as a result of the boom in construction and the slow economy.
BURNSVILLE, MN-The privately-owned value chain based in Plymouth, MN, has grown to 15 stores. A new store opens here and in Detroit Lakes, MN as well as Fargo, ND.
CARSON, CA-ABB Inc., a electrical transformer manufacturer, signs a $1 million lease for space in Watson Industrial Center South from Watson Land Co., one of the largest developers of master planned industrial centers in Los Angeles County.
ATLANTA-A handful of land parcels have traded hands in the Southeast for the development of new multifamily properties and the expansion of existing assets. In one of the deals, NorSouth Corp. plans to develop a 50-acre property in Fairburn, GA with 493 units.
NEWARK-The agency will move to a new under-construction facility nearby early next year, leaving owners Gale and TishmanSpeyer with a nine-story hole to fill in the downtown landmark.
LOS ANGELES-Colonies Crossroads Inc. says its 110-acre retail project in Upland, Calif., has lured Target, Kohl's and Chick's, all of which have signed letters of intent to open stores in the 1.1-million-sf development.
FOLSOM, CA-Meadowview Limited Partners of Marin County bought the Riley Professional Center in central Folsom from Capital Builders, which built the two-story office building in 2000.
KILDEER, IL-Built for $21.3 million and open for less than a year, the 143,000-sf Shops of Kildeer is sold to a joint venture that involves a fund managed by DRA Advisors, Inc., with seller Developers Diversified Realty retaining a 10% interest.
DALLAS-HQ Global Workplaces offers 15% instead of 10% for one-year deals and 2% for renewals. The goals, claim the company, are to reward brokers and boost occupancy. A $30-million capital infusion from a pre-packaged Chapter 11 helps pay the bill.
CHICAGO-Nearly 2 million shares, 30 times greater than the average daily volume seen in Prime Group Realty Trust stock and more than 10% of the common stock, change hands Tuesday on the New York Stock Exchange.