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DETROIT-The charity providing care for patients living with a terminal illness will move into a 48,000-sf facility in Brush Park with the aid of a $3-million gift from a yet-to-be-identified local donor.
POTTSTOWN, PA-The The 160,000-sf center is located 25 miles northwest of Philadelphia and has been purchased by Maryland-based REIT Mid-Atlantic Realty Trust. Anchor tenant is Giant Foods.
SALEM, OR-The names of the companies and the extent of their plans are being held close to the vest at this time, but one would manufacture sports equipment in the Portland area and the other wants to produce printer components in Salem. Both would be built next year.
HOUSTON-Parkway Properties has picked up its 11th office building in Houston. The fully leased, 72,050-sf structure is positioned in the Greenspoint submarket. A Panattoni Development affiliate is the seller.
STERLING, VA-This manufacturer and retailer of home furnishings has opened a new 15,000-sf store here, and renovated two other stores in Rockville, MD and Frederick, MD.
PARSIPPANY, NJ-The office buildings have a tenant list that includes Securitas, KPMG, BPBDK and Merrill Lynch. The funding came from Legg Mason Wood Walker and Allstate.
SEATTLE-Seattle's Best Coffee opened its first "Cafe of the Future" this week. Designed to increase the company's customer service, the new cafes rolling out in the future will boast tasting tables and condiment bars.
HOUSTON-Three buyers have lined up to take a total of 32 acres of commercially zoned land in Houston. Goodnight Trails snags the largest parcel, 23.9 acres, at the intersection of FM 2490 and Westbourne.
PHOENIX-The 483,000-sf, 90%-occupied Viad Corporate Center has a new taskmaster. Dallas-based Trammell Crow's Phoenix team has wrested the leasing and management pact from Cushman & Wakefield of Arizona.
ROBBINSVILLE, NJ-The property, currently 100% leased, offers the potential for conversion and/or expansion. The seller was Robbinsville Park Associates.