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AUSTIN-Multifamily provider US OnLine helps boost its parent company's revenue by 43%. USOL Holdings hasn't turned the corner on profitability, but it is definitely edging closer, says the CEO. US OnLine subscribers spiked 42% in the third quarter.
SCOTTSDALE, AZ-A Scottsdale seller gets more than $1.4 million for a Starbucks/Baja Fresh retail center in his hometown. The buyer hails from Commerce, CA. In a second retail sale, a 10-year owner of a Jack in the Box pulls $925,000 for the 2,632-sf location.
SAN DIEGO-Price Legacy Corp. -- in its first quarterly earnings report since the Sept. 18 merger between Price Enterprises Inc. and Excel Legacy Corp. -- reported higher earnings for the quarter ended Sept. 30.
SAN FRANCISCO-GlobeSt.com gives a glance at some of the Bay Area's newest projects, including a $17 million project at 8210 Folsom St. and a $110 million project in Oakland.
EAST RUTHERFORD, NJ-Other than a flurry of leasing activity after the WTC attacks, the third quarter has seen vacancies rise and almost a million sf of "shadow" space hit the market.
NEW YORK CITY-Cushman & Wakefield executive vice president John B. Coppedge III has put the firm's new International Services Group into play, signaling a major restructuring of C&W's approach to multinational client services.
DALLAS-Well-capitalized buyers line up as North Dallas properties come to market. Several multifamily deals have closed of late and another premier property hits the sales block. A landmark 182,468-sf office building edges into the final weeks of due diligence.
LONGMONT, CO-The general contractor that also is building the Denver Art Museum expansion and the Cultural Center Parking Garage is building two "cutting edge biotechnology manufacturing" buildings in Amgen's new campus here.
DELRAY BEACH, FL-The president of the office products company moves into the chairman's suite Dec. 30, replacing interim chairman David I. Fuente who will continue to serve as a board director. The company's stores, delivery centers and call centers total an estimated 20 million sf.