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BOCA RATON, FL-The locally based developer and operator of wireless communications towers builds 133 new towers, and acquires 77 more at an aggregate cost of $23.8 million during the third quarter ended Sept. 30.
AUSTIN-Two tenants are prepping for moves to Austin's north and east submarkets. The largest space taker, Betco Scaffolds, signs for 8,603 sf at a Rutland Drive industrial building. Betco must move from its Chapman Lane site due to highway construction.
BOCA RATON, FL-The locally based developer is extending and amending the contract expiration date for Bluegreen/Big Cedar Vacations to Nov. 16 from Oct. 5. Bluegreen/Big Cedar operates a 300-unit, wilderness-themed resort in Ridgedale, MO. SunTrust Bank holds the notes.
PHOENIX-As construction nears a close on the 410,000-sf Phelps Dodge Tower, two more tenant come on board. More are expected before the tower opens in November. To date, 285,000 sf has been pre-leased.
WALTHAM, MA-Simpson Gumpertz & Heger Inc. leases 50,000 sf of space here in iPark, the 12-building, 1.4 million-sf high-tech campus that straddles the Watertown border. The structural engineering firm needs room to grow.
COPPER MOUNTAIN, CO-Resort developer Intrawest Corp. and the newly formed Peak Entertainment Group ink a deal for a 70,000-sf, multi-million-dollar entertainment and recording complex at Copper Mountain Resort.
LONDON-A 19,000-sf letting at Hermes' and Greycoat's Tower 42 estate in the City has provided new evidence that rents in the Square Mile are holding up well despite talk of a downturn.
LONDON-The shockwaves still reverberating after 11 September are likely to create a more cautious market in Europe. But even before the attacks vacancy rates were rising and rental growth slowing across Europe, reports Catella.
PHOENIX-The Valley's largest retail video retailer, Blockbuster, has lined up five spots in the Valley. In all, 21,600 sf has been spoken for, with store openings planned for November and Q1 2002 in Scottsdale, Gilbert, Mesa and Phoenix.