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LONDON-Land Securities has lodged a planning application to redevelop St Christopher's House and Tabard House at Bankside on London's South Bank with 750,000 sf of offices and 86,000 sf of retail and leisure space.
HOUSTON-O'Conner & Associates latest market update says the retail sector is being choked by the nation's weakened economy and uncertain times. Houston's retail is down about 1.2 million sf in absorption, a hit softened to 344,147 sf for the last four quarters.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The county commission authorizes a total estimated opening bid of $1.46 million, or $13.52 per sf, for about 108,047 sf of industrial-warehouse space adjacent to Delevoe Park on the New River.
BOCA RATON, FL-But the owner-operator of luxury resorts is reporting a $20.1 million drop in first-quarter revenue, with significant drops in occupancy and revenue per available room.
AUSTIN-Trilogy, with the blessing of the building owner, is cutting some fast-breaking sublease deals for Shepherd Mountain Plaza in the northwest submarket. A business consulting firm shores up a pact in a week for 8,060 sf.
RALEIGH, NC-The Dublin, OH-based firm plans to renovate the four-year-old property for the production of sterile, injectable drugs and biologics in freeze-dried and liquid form. Terms of the deal, including the price, weren't disclosed.
SANTA ANA, CA-Marlin-Davidson sells a 39,089-sf Santa Ana building to an appliance company. Both buyer and seller will continue to occupy the facility.
MIAMI-Michael Cannon, managing director, Integra Realty Resources-AREEA/South Florida, predicts more than $100 billion in federal spending since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks will trickle down to the general economy and eventually lead to a rally in the commercial real estate markets.
FARMINGTON HILLS, MI-The shopping center REIT sees total revenues increase as well, but only 1.7%. Meanwhile, its dividend pay-out ratio is down to 68.7%.
DENVER-The current vacancy rate of 6.8% compares to 7.4% 11 years ago, when the area was coming out of a real estate depression. Concessions have cropped up and are expected to continue.