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LONDON-Office Take-up Improved Dramatically in September after a quiet summer, bolstering confidence in the London office market. Three big corporate deals helped boost the absorption figures.
DENVER-Steve Tucker buys the former 27,000-sf Club Disney building in the Entertainment District for another of BridgeCenter, a "virtual workplace" for such clients as telecommuters or the self-employed.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-Broward Barron is chosen to develop the first phase of what could evolve into a highly visible 55-acre campus with two million sf of gross leaseable office, retail and hotel space.
AUSTIN-Area companies are content to "wait and see" what happens with the economy before locking into lease changes. The mindset is driving month-to-month deals, signing incentives and lower rent.
DENVER-The Executive Tower Inn hotel in the Central Business District will be converted into a luxury hotel and 130 condominiums under plans unveiled by Lennar Partners. A $17.7-million-plus urban renewal subsidy will help.
ARLINGTON, VA-Real estate players in Northern Virginia say the office market immediately around closed Ronald Reagan National Airport, and the Pentagon, may benefit from the terrorist attacks. The General Services Administration is moving displaced workers from the Pentagon, one of the places struck by terrorists on September 11, into buildings GSA leases in the area.
CHICAGO-The nation's largest multifamily REIT warns fourth-quarter and 2002 earnings will be lower than expected as a result of a weaker economy in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks on the US.
SEATTLE-Harbor Steps has received an Award for Excellence from the Urban Land Institute. Distributed annually, the awards are considered among the real estate industry's most prestigious.
MIRAMAR, FL-The affiliate of Des Moines, IA-based Principal Financial Group pays $64.97 per sf, for two industrial buildings in Monarch Lakes, a 123-acre mixed-use commercial development 22 miles north of Miami.