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ATLANTA-Local real estate group Overlook Partners acquires the four-building Lakeside Office Park from the Texas-based Archon Group LP for $4.5 million. Currently, the 102,000-sf complex is 70% leased.
BROOKLYN PARK, MN-Wilsons The Leather Experts cites a tough retail environment in scaling back expansion next year to 20 stores, a fraction of what it had planned. It also will close 20 stores.
THOUSAND OAKS, CA-The Southern California Orthopedic Institute signs 10-year lease for 12,000 sf at 375 Rolling Oaks Drive. Deal is valued at $3.5 million.
PORTLAND-After a significant remodeling, the law firm will be leasing somewhere between 67,000 sf and 72,000 sf .The 10-year lease rate, not being released by those involved, is said to average around $24 per sf.
TAMPA- While industrial distribution space is often largely concentrated on big boxes, one Tampa-based real estate professional is finding that smaller, flexible spaces can prove to be a profitable niche.
CHICAGO-Security Capital Group Inc. bows out of the extended-stay lodging business by selling the 141-property chain to Blackstone Real Estate Advisors. Security Capital gets a $115-million note at 12% interest escalating to 16%.
ISSAQUAH, WA-Permit and infrastructure issues have stifled forward movement on Phase I of Microsoft's planned office campus here. But even though complete resolution is still unfound, the company has triggered options on 36.45 acres and is finally talking development.
NORTH BEND, WA-Until the Trust for Public Lands began negotiating to acquire the property, owners of the historic Tollgate Farm had their sites set on development, including one million sf of office space. Millions of dollars later, most of the farm is now public land.
LONDON-To the dismay of environmentalists and local residents and to the relief of business and property groups, Transport Secretary Stephen Byers has approved a new terminal to increase the capacity of Heathrow airport by one third.
AUSTIN-Air cargo traffic, a mainstay for Austin's southeast submarket, is down again in October tabulations. The ongoing fallout from Sept. 11 and sagging economy shoulder the blame for the shortfall. Monthly cargo activity dipped 19% from a year ago.