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AUSTIN-Summit Medical Management is pulling out of a Guadalupe Street office building and heading into 8,775 at the 278,131-sf Chevy Chase Office Center in Austin's north submarket. The CBD gains another law firm in this week's deals.
BOCA RATON, FL-Beacon Square Associates, an affiliate of St. Joe Commercial, sells the 168,000-sf Beacon Square Park office building to an unidentified buyer for $33.8 million. The per-sf price is one of the highest this year in South Florida.
LONDON-Friends Ivory & Sime Property Asset Management has bought a 5% stake in the East India Dock Partnership, which owns the 592,000-sf East India Dock office complex in London's Docklands.
MINNEAPOLIS-The Walker Art Center may want to raze the theater complex as part of a $90-million expansion. The issue now goes to the city council, which will consider the group's and planning commission's recommendations.
LITTLETON, CO-Nearly 2,000 construction workers labor "24/7" to meet a grand opening deadline of Nov. 8 for the 300,000-sf "lifestyle" center in this affluent suburban area. It is the fourth Poag & McEwen center nationwide.
DETROIT-A Michigan Senate committee is looking into potential wrongdoing in the sale of 36 acres of State Fairgrounds land here to developer Joe Nederlander. The Senate government operations committee has met twice in the past two weeks, most recently on Thursday, to interview witnesses and hear presentations of the different parties in the transaction.
SAN DIEGO-Calling current conditions a meltdown, one tenant rep warns the business community to prepare for matters to get worse before they get better.
LONDON-Development Securities has bought a 27,800-sf office scheme in Warrington, Cheshire just six months after it bought a 94,300-sf development in the same location.
CHICAGO-Jay A. Gitles, partner in the corporate and real estate practice group of national law firm Seyfarth Shaw, has words of warning for building owners signing deals with telecom companies for rooftop space.