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PHOENIX-Vacancy rises to 15.8% across the market, according to Grubb & Ellis' third-quarter report, while available sublease space soars to 1.7 million sf. The report notes better than average demand for newer product.
LONDON-Menswear retailer Austin Reed Group has unveiled redevelopment plans for its brand flagship store on London's Regent Street. The store is to be extended to 32,250 sf and 13,000 sf of speculative offices will be built on the upper floors.
LONDON-In his pre-budget statement Chancellor of the Exchequer Gordon Brown has announced the abolition of the Stamp Duty property transfer tax on smaller properties in deprived areas.
LITTLETON, CO-A 68,000-sf heart center at 100 Southpark Dr. will include a 10,000-sf fitness center and 125-seat amphitheater. The developer is South Denver Cardiology Associates, a group of 12 Denver doctors.
AUSTIN-The retailer of women's clothing joins a growing list of national retailers at Round Rock shopping center, part of a 329-acre mixed-uses development here with hotel and office uses in addition to retail.
ATLANTA-Phoenix Business Park LLC paid the Rahway, NJ-based developer/investor $7.2 million for the 110,952-sf property at 2700 Northeast Expressway, off Interstate 85 in northeast Atlanta.
WEST GREENWICH, RI-A Seattle-based Pharma company is working on a deal that would bring a $500-million lab facility and plant to house the firm's bioreactors.
HOUSTON-AES NewEnergy, an electricity provider in the new deregulated environment, has taken the 17,297 sf space at 13601 McKinney in the Central Business District as the oil company continues a sublease trend.
DALLAS-The post-Sept. 11 future of commercial real estate, says Society of Industrial and Office Realtors president Steve Blau, is more properties "are concentrated increasingly in fewer and fewer hands.
MINNEAPOLIS-Baseball owners say they plan to go ahead with contraction, but say little about the fate of the Twins, the main tenant of the Metrodome. Meanwhile, Congress will hold a hearing Dec. 6 on baseball's antitrust exemption.