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NEW YORK CITY-The top-tier jeweler will open five stores this year. In addition to previously reported plans to set up shop in East Hampton and Waikiki, new locations will also include Orlando, St. Louis and Bellevue, WA.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-W.F. Developments Inc. of nearby Weston, FL plans to open the first of 11 low-rise buildings in June at the 72,000-sf Lakeview Professional Village in Coral Springs, FL.
SAN FRANCISCO-The Public Policy Institute of California has secured a long-term location in San Francisco by purchasing the building in which it has leased space since 1995.
ORLANDO-Construction on the 18,600-sf golf maintenance building is tentatively scheduled for later this month at the 2,500-acre mixed-used venture just south of Walt Disney World's 30,000-acre empire in northwest Osceola County, 25 miles south of Downtown Orlando.
LONDON-Office rents in central London are likely to remain unchanged during 2002, according to new research from King Sturge. But the UK's provincial office centres could see continued growth.
SEATTLE, WA-The 2001 retail investment year was buttoned up with two Burnham Pacific shopping centers changing hands for $11 million. Paul Sleeth says the year was fairly strong, but word on the street is 2002 could be much slower--maybe.
ORANGE, NJ-Coolidge-Orange, LLC received the funding to facilitate its buy of the baker's dozen of apartment complexes located in Essex and Union counties. Houlihan-Parnes arranged the transaction.
HAMPTON, VA-Divaris Real Estate signs three new organizations to leases at Netcenter, a business park that is being redeveloped as a major technology facility. The Defense Contract Audit Agency, the US Department of Defense, and the Regional Job Support Network are the 900,000-sf complex's new tenants.
SEATTLE-Seattle's Best Coffee, a subsidiary of AFC Enterprises Inc., plans to develop 14 cafes in the Hawaiian Islands. Four such shops already have been developed, the most recent in the Pearlridge Mall in Honolulu on the island of Oahu.
LOS ANGELES, CA-The study, by appraisal firm Integra Realty Resources, found 14% of real estate investors plan to accelerate their investment activities to take advantage of the wider leveraged spreads in the debt markets.