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CHICAGO-Ashton Partners takes 10,295 sf at 33 N. LaSalle St. in a sublease deal with Cypress Communications that involves new furniture thrown in, moving west from 307 N. Michigan.
BALTIMORE, MD-Pittsburgh, PA's Edwards Broadcasting Inc. will sign a lease for 8,000-sf of restaurant space at Brown's Wharf in the Fells Point area. The new restaurant will undergo $1million in renovations prior to opening in May.
ST. PAUL, MN-Despite a proposal to add 3% to the local sales tax, the St. Paul Chamber of Commerce is marketing the city as a site for a new ballpark. The Twins would join the Minnesota Wild as the city's hometown team.
LAKE FOREST, CA-The property is acquired by Sy Corp. of San Clemente in a transaction valued at $2.8 million. The company is using the facility for distribution.
NEW YORK CITY-Brooklyn real estate firm Two Trees Management has been selected by the EDC to build a 500,000-sf mixed-use facility on the border of Brooklyn Heights and Cobble Hill. The project will combine residential, retail and parking components with a 40,000-sf YMCA.
LONDON-The UK Government's regeneration agency, English Partnerships, faces a radical shake-up that will see it focus on redeveloping brownfield land rather than managing a property portfolio. And a new chief has been brought in to drive the change through.
BOSTON-Suffolk University receives approval from the Boston Redevelopment Authority to create a 148,000-sf dormitory on Somerset Street. The project is in keeping with the mayor's call to universities to take the pressure off the current housing market.
ORLANDO-For the first time in local realtors' memories, the Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation has filed a complaint against two area appraisers that could result in the loss of their licenses.
MCLEAN, VA-Sunrise Assisted Living, Inc. closes the $197 million disposition of 12 of its senior residential facilities in six states. A long-term manage-back deal for Sunrise is included in the transaction.
HARRISON TWP., NJ-This South Jersey community of less than 7,000 has issued no liquor licenses and has no drive-through restaurants, but that could change if a new retail complex is approved.