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LONDON-Despite a slowdown in leasing activity in the central London office market, 2001 was still the third strongest year for office take-up in the past 15 years according to new research from CB Hillier Parker
PARSIPPANY, NY-The digital wireless provider has inked a long-term agreement for office space at 4 Sylvan Way, which has been substantially repositioned by the owner.
AUSTIN-The Calendar Club heads to the Austin suburb of Buda for more space. The national merchandiser and 170,000-sf Austin tenant needed a quick signing for its Christmas Corner wares. The lease shutters a Rotterdam, NY facility.
GARDEN CITY, LONG ISLAND-The book club marketer will move staff into a 92-year-old former factory currently under renovation. The facility will also house a high-tech data center for Bertelsmann mediaSystems.
CHICAGO-Environmental remediation is required at the 26.3-acre site at 7101 S. Cicero Ave., where American Trans Air plans to build a $125-million training facility. That results in the sales price for the land being cut 11% to $13.8 million.
DALLAS-Cottonwood Partners, with investors in Dallas and Salt Lake City, sell one of four Dallas buildings to a local investor who wanted lease space and dickered instead for a deed. The bargaining table talks drove down the price to $14 million.
BOCA RATON, FL-The Deerfield Beach, FL developer expects to break ground this spring on the first 350,000-sf phase of the five-building Quiet Waters Business Park with completion by year-end. The projected triple-net rent range is $4.75 per sf to $12 per sf.
LOS ANGELES-The mood at RECG Real Estate Conference 2002 at the Century Plaza Hotel here was upbeat but cautious, as panel after panel repeated the worrisome mantra of recession and the tragic events of 9/11 as cause for 2002 to be a challenge for the industry.
MIAMI-The Greenwich, CT-based developer plans to break ground in February on a 15-story apartment-retail-parking building and a four-story retail-restaurant-office venture on Miracle Mile, the city's premier shopping district.