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EDISON, NJ-The available space is divided up among three different locations in Central New Jersey and is configured for a variety of tech-related uses.
BELLEVUE, WA-One glance at Cushman & Wakefield's fourth quarter statistics, and it's obvious Bellevue's office market numbers are ugly. Tom Bohman says they reflect a tourniquet on the sublease wound but high vacancies that could go much higher.
ANN ARBOR, MI-McKinley Associates founder Ronald N. Weiser, developer of 20,000 multifamily units and 7 million sf of commercial space, is selected by President Bush to promote good will in Slovakia.
MACON, GA-Inland Retail Real Estate Trust pays Faison-Sofran of Atlanta and Charlotte $30 million for the first phase of the Eisenhower Crossing Shopping Center. In early 2002, the buyer will take the deed to the balance of the 88-acre center
WHITE PLAINS-The Westchester County Industrial Development Agency has offered financial assistance to two area companies that will allow both firms to expand and relocate their operations within Westchester County.
LONDON-Salmon Harvester Properties has unveiled what the new retail/leisure heart of Cheltenham, Gloucestershire, will look like after the announcement that it is Interbrew's preferred developer for the five-acre Flowers Brewery site
BOSTON-As the Supreme Court clears the way for acting Governor Jane Swift to fire two Turnpike Authority officials, a Big Dig spokesperson tells GlobeSt.com that the firing will not impact the massive highway construction project's cost recovery process, which could involve millions of dollars.
ANN ARBOR, MI-McKinley Associates founder Ronald N. Weiser, developer of 20,000 multifamily units and 7 million sf of commercial space, is selected by President Bush to promote good will in Slovakia.
LOS ANGELES-City Council wants hard-hit firms inside LA International Airport to continue getting financial aid in wake of Sept. 11 attacks. Current rent concessions are set to expire Dec. 31.
ORLANDO-Urecoats Industries Inc. opens its second distribution center in the Orlando area, just weeks after moving its headquarters to Deerfield Beach. Later this week, Urecoats will announce more big news, an insider tells GlobeSt.com.