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IRVINE SPECTRUM, CA-The two-story facility encompasses 29,442 sf of office and R&D space. The seller, ProLong Super Lubricants, will lease back the building.
LOS ANGELES, CA-By the end of 2002, the report goes on to say, stronger demand for office space, particular in entertainment and the aerospace/defense sectors, is expected to reduced the overall vacancy rate 12 %, well below the market's historic norms.
CHICAGO-Rodamco North America, which is in play itself, is shedding the real estate advisory firm, saying it no longer fits into its corporate mosaic. Company officials have no timetable on RREEF's sale.
SAN DIEGO-David Malcolm resigned Friday amid allegations his association with Duke Energy was a conflict of interest. He reportedly took a $20,000-a-month consulting job with the company.
HOUSTON-In its annual forecast, Grubb & Ellis says Houston is ahead of many high-profile markets and will continue to hold its lead. Ongoing investors' interest, brisk land sales and moderate development keep prices stable and real estate fundamentals strong.
LONDON-The Crown Estate has consolidated its holdings in Windsor, Berkshire with the purchase of the 20,000-sf Chapel House from Hermes Property Asset Management to show an initial yield of 6.85%.
WHITE PLAINS-Despite the ongoing economic slowdown and its impact on the commercial office market, EastRidge Properties reports that its portfolio in Westchester County finished 2001 with a 96% occupancy rate.
MIAMI-The five-year-old, 272-unit, 400,000-sf Courvoisier Courts on Miami's chic Brickell Key sold for $226,471 per unit or about $154 per sf, the biggest shelter deal of the year to date in South Florida.
LOS ANGELES, CA-By the end of 2002, the report goes on to say, stronger demand for office space, particular in entertainment and the aerospace/defense sectors, is expected to reduced the overall vacancy rate 12 %, well below the market's historic norms.
AUSTIN-For the first time since 1989, the Austin office market posts a negative absorption for the year: 612,321 sf. Overall vacancy hits 18.8% and rent on the average is down 7.7%, says Colliers Oxford Commercial in its Q4 2001 analysis.