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PHOENIX-Industrial projects in Phoenix and Mesa get two small users for long-term deals totaling 14,726 sf. The Phoenix tenant is a start-up company that has gained enough ground to go from a residence to its first warehouse location.
NEW YORK CITY-The commercial real estate firm picks up a plum assignment without leaving the building: the management and leasing of the 2.8-million sf tower it calls home.
HOUSTON-ProLogis finds an 18,000-sf tenant for a 40,250-sf distribution center in Houston's southeast submarket. Southwestern Scrap Materials will set up shop in a 14-year-old building with 13 loading docks.
PHOENIX-Charles Schwab & Co. gets room to grow its Pointe at South Mountain data center and MDF Pharma doubles its lab space. And, seller W.L. Gore & Associates of Delaware unloads the last of its Phoenix holdings in the combined $6.5-million sales.
DINWIDDIE, VA-The Civil War Preservation Trust purchases 29.7 acres of land where Confederate and Union troops battled 136 years ago. The property, acquired from an undisclosed private owner, is purchased for $70,000.
BLOOMFIELD HILLS, MI-The national shopping center developer and former chairman Of Sotheby's Auction House faces a maximum jail term of three years and a fine of $350,000. Taubman, 76, is expected to appeal the verdict before his April sentencing date.
SPOKANE, WA-The Inland Empire runs counter to economic doom and gloom stories affecting much of the rest of the nation. From downtown high-rises to a suburban business park, the Spokane Area Economic Development Council expects real estate development to top $500 million.
SACRAMENTO-After weeks of hearing complaints from community members about a proposed Target-anchored retail development, the Sacramento City Council reverses an earlier decision and adds a few conditions.
MIAMI-The wireless devices manufacturer has signed a five-year lease with an estimated value of $4 million. The tenant is moving from its nearby 42,000 sf location to a site almost three times larger.
SEATTLE, WA-High-tech or low-tech, companies are looking closely at the probability of survival in the event of disaster. A panel of experts at a Fisher Communications/Colliers symposium offered food for corporate thought.