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CHATSWORTH, CA-The data-processing and information-management firm will move from Van Nuys into a 27,274-sf building inside Parker Industrial Properties' Nordhoff Industrial Complex.
BINGHAM FARMS, MI-Malan Realty Investors, Inc. says it will sell off property, stop buying and has settled a lawsuit with Grand Sakwa Properties of Farmington Hills, MI to begin raising needed funds.
PHOENIX-Carl Johnson, an NFL player who retired in 1975, has been elected 2002 president for the Southwest Chapter of SIOR. Changes are coming in the New Year, including laying the groundwork for a re-education and re-certification course.
SEATTLE-The state Pollution Control Hearings Board has decided to stay the effect of a water quality permit until March, when the board can render a decision on an appeal of the necessary permit issued by the Department of Ecology.
HOUSTON-No one's identifying the investor buyer or talking about the selling price, but Weingarten has sold another shopping center in an ongoing disposition. The 221,346-sf 45 York Plaza is the fifth to go this year. The property carried a $6.8-million price tag.
LOS ANGELES-A recent poll says international buyers covet Washington, DC and New York the most, but the City of Angels also ranks high their list. San Francisco, Boston and Chicago get high marks as well.
SAN FRANCISCO-A church parking lot in Bayview has been approved for 22-units affordable housing. The vote came as city officials are considering upping the affordable housing required for all residential developments.
SAN FRANCISCO-A recent report by Starboard Commercial Real Estate indicates that smaller office suites are becoming a valuable commodity in downtown San Francisco.
CHICAGO-Richard A. Hanson and Charles H. Shaw are known more for their Downtown high-end condominium projects, but the two developers also are involved in separate mixed-income developments on the South and West sides.