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LONDON-Work has started on one of the last outlet mall schemes in the UK in the former naval dockyard at Chatham in Kent. The UK market as a whole is close to saturation but developer Dockside Developments believes there is room for another scheme to the east of London.
CAPE MAY, NJ-Congress Hall, which dates back to 1816, will once again welcome guests next spring as its owners put the finishing touches on a top-to-bottom makeover.
NEW YORK CITY-Tenants and building owners will bring one more topic to the bargaining table when they negotiate future leases - the increased costs of tighter building security.
LONDON-The latest figures on property lending from the Bank of England show that financial institutions are still increasing their commitment to the property sector with loans to the property sector reaching record levels.
LONDON-DFS Furniture, Britain's leading upholstery manufacturer and retailer, has taken a 120,000-sf unit at Teesland and Clugston Estates' Redhouse Interchange as a new factory and office complex.
SAN DIEGO-A slew of hotel properties under construction here will add nearly 1,000 rooms across the county. Some of the projects are scheduled to be completed before the end of the year, others during the first quarter of 2002.
ATLANTA-The Downtown 10-story, 453,000-sf structure, with ground-level retail, is a joint venture between Georgia-Pacific and MetLife. G-P may also retain some of its space at its existing headquarters building, Georgia-Pacific Center.
DALLAS-Those in the know say it's been nearly two years since a purely spec office building topped out in Dallas proper. The 220,000-sf Four Hickory Centre at Mercer Crossing breaks the silence. Ironically, the topping outs are a family affair.
TUSTIN, CA-Tustin-based Kensington Real Estate Group gets $13.5 million for the Chino Hills property. The retail complex was repositioned under Kensington's ownership.