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LONDON-Visa International, the global credit card operator, has agreed to set up its regional headquarters at Development Securities' PaddingtonCentral development in London's West End.
BOWIE, MD-MIE Properties breaks ground on the first phase of a $60-million business park, beginning construction that will erect three office buildings. There will eventually be 14 buildings offering about 1 million sf of space.
SANTA ANA, CA-The transportation services company has inked a $4.4-million lease for a 100,000-sf facility that now houses its corporate headquarters. The transaction will allow the company to expand its operations.
MARLBOROUGH, MA-Large chunks of space put on the market by corporations in the area have managed to push vacancy rates up and rents down in the Metrowest area on the Route 9 corridor.
MIAMI- A new Grubb & Ellis Co. survey finds Miami-Dade is at 98%; Broward, 97.2%; and Palm Beach, 95.6%. Rents are rising at a slower pace than last year in Miami-Dade and Broward but are increasing faster in Palm Beach County.
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.
BELLEVUE, WA-Eastside vacancies have climbed to an average rate of 12.66%. However, the direct rate is 5.99%. While the overall number is high, the key is the difference between direct and subleases.
NEW YORK CITY-Any hopes of an end-of-year transactional rush have been dashed, our respondents tell us. As office clients continue to consolidate, most brokers are looking at leasing activity plummeting by at least 10% over last year's Q4 returns.
WASHINGTON, DC-In its first study of apartment unit value over a 10-year period, the National Multi Housing Council reports that the nation's 16.1 million apartment units are worth $1.3 trillion. And the study finds that the value of the industry's stock has increased an average of 5.5% annually since 1990.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-An entity of AVR Realty received the funding to pay off the original mortgage on the 203,640-sf building and generate additional capital.