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LOS ANGELES-Morgan Realty agrees to buy eight-acre parcel next to Southern California Institute of Architecture to build live-work condos. The for-sale project would be unusual for CBD, where most developments are geared toward renters instead.
SAN FERNANDO, CA-Acey Decy, which services the entertainment industry, buys a 58,000-sf industrial building here and will move its 40 workers from North Hollywood next month. The deal reflects a growing appetite for space-users in the area to own rather than rent.
MINNEAPOLIS-Vacancy rate is up to 12.7% -- 16.6% if you add in space available for sublease -- as absorption turned negative in second half of the year, according to Bloomington, MN-based United Properties.
SAN FERNANDO, CA-Acey Decy, which services the entertainment industry, buys a 58,000-sf industrial building here and will move its 40 workers from North Hollywood next month. The deal reflects a growing appetite for space-users in the area to own rather than rent.
SAN DIEGO-A Cleveland-based property owner has completed the sale of an office building in a deal valued at $7 million. The asset sold was a 58,800-sf office building leased to Eastman Kodak and Accumetrics.
PHOENIX-Hamstra Builders of Wheatfield, IN has its team in place for its first Arizona project. The in-town project, set to kick off in July 2002, calls for a three-story, 120,00-sf building that will be leased long term to the VA.
CHICAGO-The John Buck Co. is ready to proceed with its uniquely-designed 840,000-sf office tower at the southeast corner of Wacker Drive and Monroe Street -- as soon as major tenants are found for the building.
WASHINGTON, DC-Apartment building owner Rufus Stancil pleads guilty to 70 housing-code violations and is sentenced to spend two months in one of his buildings that has been deemed unsuitable for habitation. Stancil also receives two weeks jail time, which he will serve until the move to his new dwellings on Dec. 24.
MELROSE, MA-Fidelity Investments is pitching a 579-unit luxury complex here on a 15-acre parcel that crosses over into Malden. This is the company's first residential development in the US but the company would need a number of special permits to get approval.
DALLAS-If anything, 2001 could be considered the year of change for Dallas brokerage houses. Two more veterans jump ship and head to competitors' dugouts, grabbing key positions in the draft negotiations.