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CARSON, CA-Watson Land Co. completes $28-million pair of 'Legacy' industrial structures here, confident that their unusual design and energy-saving features will help leasing efforts in a local market that has been sluggish.
DENVER-The city is forgoing $60,000 in meter revenue through Christmas Eve--Christmas is a free parking day--to lure last-minute shoppers and visitors Downtown.
LANSING.MI-More parking already was needed for an existing office tower, so Boji Group LLC. is building a nine-story structure in addition to its new 300,000-sf office complex, which includes 18,000 sf of retail space.
HOUSTON-Sanford Criner, Trione and Gordon principal, makes his annual "state of the market" address to close out the year. CBD rent increases must stop if suburban office dwellers are going to move into town to fill the space coming on line.
SAN ANTONIO-Crown Fiber Communications and San Marcos Neurology Associates head to San Antonio's northeast submarket. The industrial tenant is up and running in the new location while the office tenant unpacks Jan. 1.
LOS ANGELES-The nonprofit 'think tank' launches study of ways to safeguard the area's skyscrapers and public buildings from terrorists. The $70,000-study will be funded by a variety of public and private donors.
DeKALB, IL-Barnes & Noble, Inc. stakes out 21,000 sf in this college town west of Chicago, while Asia World claims 20,750 sf for a spring opening in Iroquois Center in west suburban Naperville.
DALLAS-Vacancy rises across all product type in the industrial sector, with the Q4 close showing 11% for bulk warehouse and 12.9% for office-showroom. Still, the region remains in the Top 10 for institutional investors, says a C&W top producer.