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RICHARDSON, TX-In a $47-million sale leaseback, W.P. Carey acquires a 282,000-sf, class A building belonging to Nortel Networks. In such deals, tenants usually pay real estate taxes and insurance plus maintain the property.
SPOKANE, WA-After three years of site preparation and a major change in plans, groundbreaking on the first building will come this spring. Ultimately, Kent Hull says the complex is projected to hold 450,000 sf of Class A office space.
GREEN OAKS, IL-Bradley Road LLC, owner of two buildings at 13820 and 13825 W. Business Center Dr. in this far north suburb of Chicago, has three new lease deals in place for more than 250,000 sf.
SAN DIEGO-One of the nation's most emulated investors has acquired a nearly 5.1% stake in a locally based shopping center company, according to a Securities and Exchange Commission filing.
BRADENTON, FL-The west Florida online marketing network has working agreements with atvalue.com, guide2mortgage.com, vandema.com, DavenportAppraisals.com, Revac.com and AppraisalLibrary.com. Bradenton is 80 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
DENVER-Putting a jump from 4.8% to 6.3% in the industrial vacancy rate into perspective, Cushman & Wakefield broker Rick Hubina notes the rate is still healthy, and half the figure for office properties.
HOUSTON-Houston's hospitality industry ends the year ahead of 2000, according to PKF Consulting. The city is posting an overall occupancy of 69.1%, up from 67.1%, despite Enron, Compaq and a nationwide bottoming out of the hotel market.
WALNUT CREEK, CA-Walnut Creek has seen a lot of commercial development in the Golden Triangle area, but developers who promised to replace demolished homes with new ones have built only two new units.
HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA-Dave Garofalo voluntarily steps down amid allegations that he improperly voted dozens of times on real estate-related issues and other matters that affected his publishing business. He denies any wrongdoing.