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SAN DIEGO-San Diego County luxury home values rose during the third quarter to their highest level since 1992, according to a new report. Prices rose 6.2% during the quarter -- the largest increase among California's major cities.
BOISE, ID-Trus Joint, a Weyerhaeuser Company business, along with UMA Group Limited of Vancouver, BC and Comstock Canada Limited of Burlington, Ontario will soon complete a new, engineered wood products mill in Kenora, Ontario.
AUSTIN-Northrop Grumman will occupy 19,000 sf in March in the renovated Chase Park V, a 60,000-sf structure in a five-building complex. The building's first tenant inks a six-year direct lease for the office accommodations.
DENVER-A close look at the 3.4 million sf of sublease space shows it's not as bad as it seems, says a Cushman & Wakefield of Colorado senior director. Sure, it's driving up vacancy, but the shelf life for most space is a lot shorter than in previous downturns.
BOSTON, MA-GMAC Commercial Mortgage has provided $250 million in construction financing for the development of 1 Lincoln St., located within the financial district of downtown Boston.
NEW YORK CITY-The media-ratings firm signs an 11-year renewal on its world headquarters space. Its former parent company, Ceridian Corp., also renews its lease on 24,000 sf in the same building.
ALBUQUERQUE-Significantly better returns on investments make Albuquerque a great landing spot for the willing. Those returns are luring more investors as the battle plays out to regain consumer confidence, says a Grubb & Ellis report.
PORTLAND-Thanks to a lease rate that was a couple of bucks below market and a space already built out especially for high-tech, creative uses, Brad Christiansen and Mike Holzgang leased up the avaiable 13,000-sf in just 45 days.
SAN FRANCISCO-A San Francisco nonprofit group has purchased a 100,000-sf office building for $30 million, showing that not everybody is crumbling under the recession.