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PORTLAND-In addition to confirming the 6,418-sf lease, property manager Dale Pearce tells GlobeSt.com a deal is pending for one of two remaining retail spaces, leaving few spots left to lease in an 18-month-old, 27-story building that its owner began building with neither financing nor tenants in hand.
ORANGE COUNTY, CA-The county's retail market is still strong, but may face some challenges in the months ahead, according to recent research by Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Brokerage Co. Rents are expected to level off, as vacancies begin to slowly rise, the report says.
ORLANDO-The three-story, 235,000-sf store is scheduled to open in fall 2002 at the almost-completed, 1.3 million-sf Mall at Millenia, the largest shopping center in metro Orlando.
ROCKY HILL CT-Problem-plagued Ames Department Stores Inc.'s latest round of closures will shut the doors of three area properties. The chain has already shuttered close to 100 stores in its efforts to recovery from mounting financial difficulties.
DENVER-A Grubb & Ellis Co. report shows land sales down by nearly $50 million in Denver and off as well in Colorado Springs despite this year's record-breaking $55-million deal for the Banning Ranch. The light trading will continue through 2002.
CHICAGO-First Industrial Realty Trust, one of the nation's largest owners of industrial properties, has formed an institutional fund with a major Kuwaiti bank for property investment in the US. Total capitalization of the fund will be $300 million.
SAN DIEGO-Sales of apartment projects were brisk through September as average monthly rents eclipsed the $1,000 mark countywide. Apartment sales through the first nine months of the 2001 were up 9% from a year ago, mostly due to a strong first half of the year, according to Burnham Real Estate Services.
SAN DIEGO-Equus Realty Advisors has completed the redevelopment of three properties in Kearny Mesa's SkyPark Center. During the past nine months, Equus Realty Advisors has leased about 80,000 of the 107,000-sf office project.
BLACK HAWK, CO-Penn National Gaming has developed a buyout plan, calling for $6.5 million in cash, for three Black Hawk casinos. The buyer is looking at a second quarter 2002 closing, if it gets the OK from the state's gaming commission.
NEW YORK CITY-The Bickersons of Broadway bury the hatchet and settle a deal that gives Durst a 1.5-million sf block of contiguous 42nd St. real estate.