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WOODINVILLE, WA-A Northwest nursery and garden center decides to sell its 5,000-sf Seattle Garden Center location in the heart of Pike Place Market. The plan is to concentrate on the company's flagship store here.
LOUISVILLE, CO-A view of the mountains is among the lures for the data storage company from Boulder. The lease puts a dent into a high northwest corridor vacancy rate.
ORLANDO-Paradise Group of Safety Harbor, FL sold the 15.8-acre former Howard Johnson's hotel tract at the commercially hot intersection of Interstate 4 and Lee Road for $12.2 million, one of the highest tags in the submarket in recent years.
IRVINE, CA-The Irvine-based real estate financial services firm arranges financing for the acquisition of Wrigley Market Place, a Long Beach retail center.
WESTPORT, CT-Playtex Products, Inc., reports that it plans to shut down its 55-year old, 120,000-sf plastic molding plant in Watervliet, N.Y., by the end of this year.
SAN FRANCISCO-Two ordinances have been passed by the San Francisco Supervisors that will limit developers in building big-box retail projects and new live-work lofts in the city.
RESTON, VA-Software company Oracle Corp. completes the second structure, Oracle II, of what will be its four-building campus. A $6.2 million, 180,000-sf parking garage accompanies the $20.8 million, 212,300-sf Oracle II.
LOS ANGELES-The Grubb & Ellis report says conditions deteriorated in 2001 but the construction pipeline will be substantially depleted by mid-year 2002, setting the stage for a market turnaround.
HOUSTON-Philip Services of Chicago heads into 61,800 sf while Houston-based Thorpe Products takes 57,530 sf, both signing up for leading industrial sites in Houston's near southwest submarket.
MEDWAY, MA-Charter Realty and Development Corp. wants to build a 130,000-sf supermarket-anchored center here on Route 109. The project would be built on a former farm and local residents are concerned about its impact on the town.