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LONDON-Slowing take-up in the key West End market is putting rents under pressure according to Lambert Smith Hampton. Prime rents have already fallen by 10% and further falls are expected as businesses shed space.
ORLANDO-The Advantis office specialist has closed 200 sales and leasing deals totaling one million sf and aggregately valued at $40 million over the past five years. He formerly brokered at Lincoln Property Co., Pizzuti Cos. and Carter & Associates-ONCOR.
SAN FRANCISCO-Jeffrey Heller of Heller Manus Architects is head of the local chapter of the American Institute for Architects and part of a professional team working to make safety improvements within large structures.
CHICAGO-Following the dismissal of a bankruptcy petition that has been stalling a foreclosure auction involving 7.9 million share of Prime Group Realty Trust stock, the Paramus, NJ-based REIT seeks to enforce chairman Michael W. Reschke's resignation.
MEDFORD, MA-The Massachusetts Highway Department gives $12 million to the Telecom City project, a 200-acre, $750 million development located here and in Malden and Everett to improve its road infrastructure. Despite the current economic climate, the project is forging ahead.
ATLANTA-The locally based homebuilding Homes has signed a definitive agreement to merge with Crossmann Communities, an Indianapolis-based homebuilder. The stock and cash deal is worth $603 million, including debt.
PORTLAND-The real estate investment trust PS Business Parks recaps its purchase of 685,000-sf in Beaverton, OR, revealing the final price, the current health of the property and how much space anchor tenant Intel is currently leasing.
LAKEWOOD, CO-Work commences on a $560-million project that will add 700,000 sf of office space, 1,300 residential units, a 215-room hotel to this city's fledgling Downtown. The project includes $165 million in public improvements.
LONG BEACH, CA-American Residential Investment Trust has entered into an arbitration agreement with Long Beach Mortgage Company (LBMC). On Jan. 4, 2001, the company had filed a lawsuit, seeking to recover damages arising from its purchase of a pool of residential mortgages from Lehman Capital, a Division of Lehman Brothers Holdings.