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YONKERS-The city of Yonkers is offering 130,000 sf of space at its Ridge Hill office complex rent-free for six months to small businesses displaced by the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center.
LONDON-Prior to 11 September, institutional investment in property had been increasing again. The latest government figures for the second quarter of 2001 show an 11 per cent increase in net investment by insurance companies and pension funds.
DENVER-The average price of a condominium in this market still is about $4,000 more than it was a year ago, according to reports from two brokerage firms. However, price appreciation appears to be slowing.
DALLAS-The sting of losing a 21-year-old lead tenant this summer goes away as KPMG signs a 12-year, $35-million pact for 200,000 sf at Maxus Energy Tower, situated at 717 N. Harwood. The Dallas CBD deal sets the stage for a new era and new name.
SANTA MONICA, CA-The multimillionaire apartment landlord, often feted for his humanitarian work, allegedly had employees threaten tenants in his rent-controlled apartments here with eviction. The $25,000-settlement will be shared by eight renters and the city government.
AUSTIN-A new report is singing the blues over the impact of rising commercial and residential rent on Austin's music industry. The industry pumps about $616 million into the economy and generates $11 million in city taxes. Creativity is at stake, says the report.
GROVELAND, FL-Moose Look Holdings Ltd. of St. Kitts in the Caribbean planned to buy Casa de la Loma ("House on the Hill"), the largest mansion in rural Lake County and convert it to a corporate hotel-like retreat, 28 miles west of Downtown Orlando.
CHICAGO-"They're hoping to come in and change the tenancy; they see something the previous owner didn't," says Inland Real Estate Sales senior vice president Charles Hold, whose firm is marketing three suburban neighborhood centers.
HOUSTON-Koch Machine Tool acquires an acre in Westland Business Park in northwest Houston. The plan, says one of the brokers, is to build a high-end industrial facility in the Koontz McCombs-owned park.
DALLAS-Dallas-based Wyndham International stamps three management pacts for upscale properties in Martha's Vineyard and St. Maarten's Island in the Netherlands Antilles. The popular Sapphire Beach Club gets re-branded in the process.