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JERSEY CITY-Instinet, displaced from the WTC and currently occupying 300,000 sf in parent Reuters' Midtown building, will use the Harborside space as a back-up trading floor.
HOUSTON-Indital US acquires a 55,000-sf industrial facility with a dual-pronged purpose: manufacturing its Italian architectural forged steel components and distribution. The firm will relocate from two leased sites.
HOUSTON-Houston is definitely tracking countercyclical to most other cities. The office investment market had its best year for quite some time. Forty transactions for 7.5 million sf and values of nearly $641 million closed in 2001.
BOSTON-The Boston Redevelopment Authority wants to increase the allowable heights for buildings in the financial district but a city councilor objects to the way the city agency proposed the idea. The agency has agreed to do an impact analysis on the proposed zoning change.
RANDALLSTOWN, MD-The Carriage Hill Apartments will continue to undergo its rejuvenation process with the assistance of a $36 million refinancing loan from Arbor Commercial Mortgage. Owner Sawyer Realty Holdings take on the 10-year loan at a rate of 7.11%
WINONA, MN-The retailer admits it could revise its expansion plans as it closely monitors economic conditions. The company opened 128 new stores last year, the high end of its target, to crack the 1,000-store mark.
STAMFORD-GE Capital has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire the portfolios two real estate and business lending units of DaimlerChrysler Capital Services in Norwalk for $1.2 billion in cash.
HOUSTON-TEKsystems will relocate from West Houston to North Houston. It's new home is a 12,010-sf office at Northborough Tower, an Equity Office holding in a seven-building complex in the Greenspoint submarket.
BOULDER, CO-The 16,000-sf, $4.2-million Colorado headquarters of the Nature Conservancy is designed for maximum energy efficiency, down to carpets that can be recycled into new carpet when it needs to be replaced.
HOUSTON-Houston has what it takes to keep up its pace, even when faced with trying times, says a CB Richard Ellis team in its annual forecast. Multifamily is by far the point man of the product pack, with rent reaching an all-time high.