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ZION, IL-Six months after it was in danger of being demolished, the industrial facility at 2501-03 Deborah Ave. is leased up with MacLean-Fogg Corp., Trademark Graphics and FireForce Inc. signing deals for a combined 35,000 sf.
TEJON RANCH, CA-The 15-year deal is for half of a 650,909-sf industrial building developed by DP Partners and Tejon Industrial Corp. In three years, Tejon Ranch Co. has been able to build out 165 of the 350 acres at its Tejon Industrial Complex.
CHESAPEAKE, VA-Transportation systems provider INIT Innovations in Transportation, Inc. expands its US headquarters by 300%, taking 9,000-sf in Greenbrier's Crossways II building. The company will spend approximately $1.2 million on its new offices.
CALABASAS, CA-Pain Net Inc. has signed a 60-month lease to occupy office space at 23975 Park Sorrento here. Consideration for the property was in excess of $1 million
SAN FRANCISCO-The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development stands to turn a profit thanks to a funding mistake made by the City of San Francisco in 1999. The deal violated federal funding laws. The City is asking that a resulting $400,000 penalty be forgiven.
SEATTLE-EverTrust Bank of Washington on March 27, 2002 made the loan. The three-year financing is a 7.125% fixed rate mortgage, Interest-Only for the first year, rolling to adjustable with a 30-year amortization.
SPOKANE, WA-WestCoast Hospitality Corp. completes the sale of an 80.1% interest in the WHC building. The company retains ownership of the remaining 19.9%.
ROUND ROCK, TX-A nationwide search for a new chamber of commerce president leads to Abilene. Charlie Dromgoole will take over in Round Rock as of May 1. The strategy will be to help infuse diversification into the city's economy.
CHICAGO-Prime Group Realty Trust's mission statement could be, "Raise $60 million in asset sales quickly or go out of business." It must cash out Security Capital Group's $40-million preferred stock as well as satisfy lenders by having at least $17.5 million in cash on hand.
AUSTIN-It's not the size of the lease, but rather the significance, says a broker who's helped lure a telecom company to town. It's the first telecom lease in quite some time for the capital city. Ionex Communications South is the tenant.