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DETROIT-Four transactions involving Cushman & Wakefield brokers include an office building, vacant land and leases of industrial space. J & J Acquisitions LLC buys 11525 Brougham St. in Sterling Heights, MI for $96 per sf.
LONDON-Proposals to extend the London Underground system into South London have been approved by Transport Secretary Stephen Byers. The suburban office centre of Croydon is likely to be the biggest beneficiary.
SANTA MONICA, CA-A private partnership acquires 30-unit development in the seaside community of Santa Monica. The multifamily market remains tight, with little new construction and tenants still willing to pay extra to live near the ocean.
NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA-Locally based Moulton Logistics Management signs a five-year, $3.8-million deal to relocate to Van Nuys Airport Business Park. The move will allow the firm to consolidate workers under a single roof.
AUSTIN-Two large conventions keep their dates with Austin. Last year, Semicon Southwest pumped $9 million into the state capital's economy, but that might not be the case this year. On a bright note, there's no word of vendor cancellations, as yet.
PORTLAND, OR-Milestone Investment has sold the 45,000-sf building that is leased fully to a national provider of electrical services. The tenant has a seven year lease.
SAN DIMAS, CA-Come May, Technip USA, which designs refineries and other industrial plants, heads to Claremont from the San Gabriel Valley community of San Dimas. The deal is 10 years and 79,800 sf of office space.
REDMOND, WA-The medical manufacturing company had hoped to find a buyer for its property before downsizing out of it. But the stagnant market has borne no buyer and the company has shifted its search to tenants.
NEW YORK CITY-Ernst & Young's Hospitality Services Group has revised its US 2001 lodging industry forecast from 3.7% positive growth to negative 5.7% and occupancy rates are predicted to fall from an already-low 63.7% to 60.5%.
PHOENIX-First Industrial Realty Trust is working the Valley market to the max, breaking ground on its third construction project. The latest is a $15-million, 259,000-sf undertaking near Sky Harbor International Airport.