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PHOENIX-Kitchell Mexico crews complete a 140,000-sf manufacturing facility for Iowa-based Waterloo Industries. Kitchell's latest maquiladora project will create hundreds of jobs across the border. The plant took 10 months to build.
CHICAGO-Centerpoint Properties Trust will sell the land, which includes three industrial buildings, to the city for more than $775,000 per acre. The property actually is in Des Plaines, a suburb opposed to airport expansion.
CASTLE ROCK, CO-Denver Brick Co., the second-largest and second-oldest brick company in Colorado produces about 50 million brick a year for houses as well as commercial properties. Berkshire Hathaway owns Acme.
LOS ANGELES-The $14.5-million purchase will put the land, off Mulholland Drive, off-limits to developers. Part of the acreage had been slated for construction of luxury homes.
PORTLAND-Developer Eastern Western Corp., which completed the first building last year as a build-to-suit for West Coast Paper, leases more than half of its speculative 135,000-sf second phase several months prior to completion.
MT. OLIVE, NJ - The space was freed up at the German-owned chemical giant's one million-sf complex here following the sale and relocation of its Knoll Pharmaceutical operating unit.
CYPRESS, CA-The computer company has inked a 27-month renewal lease to remain in its corporate headquarters. Built in 1984, the industrial facility encompasses 127,000 sf.
SAN DIEGO-One of the county's largest property owners and landlords has added about 30 property managers and maintenance personnel to oversee its 1,400 apartment units in San Diego County.
WOBURN, MA-Genuity will lay off 24% of its employees as part of a company-wide restructuring and cost savings plan. A company spokesperson tells GlobeSt.com that the fate of the company's three facilities in this state has not yet been decided.
NEW YORK CITY-A new report places the Manhattan market as the top-ranked city for investors seeking a solid return. A tight supply of space and expected federal funds to help rebuild Downtown should create high demand in 2002.