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HAYWARD, CA-In announcing several lease deals, Colliers International says there has been an increased interest in renting industrial space in Hayward lately, mainly because of the value it offers in comparison to the rest of the Bay Area.
LOS ANGELES-Company controlled by Dr. David Lee pays $24.2 million for 308,000-sf Wilshire Serrano Building, pushing his local portfolio to about two dozens buildings worth estimated $300 million.
LONDON-The Central London office market proved resilient in the face of the global slowdown over the first half of 2001 according to Insignia Richard Ellis. But the broker says market prospects are more uncertain after 11 September.
ORLANDO-Gray Co. Inc. of Richmond, VA sells the 27-year-old, 254-unit, class B suburban Ashley of Spring Valley complex at commercially-hot Interstate 4 and State Road 436 for $11.18 million or $43,000 per unit ($43 per rentable sf).
BOSTON-Local developer Frank McCourt makes one final presentation of his proposal to develop a ballpark for the Boston Red Sox on part of his 25-acre parcel on the South Boston waterfront.
BELLEVUE, WA-Schnitzer Northwest has named Catherine Munson investment manager for its Civica Office Commons complex Downtown. Munson formerly served as a vice president with Norris, Beggs & Simpson.
LOS ANGELES-The Glendale Redevelopment Agency has unanimously approved the development plan, devised by Caruso Affiliated Holdings, for the $100-million Town Center project. Its approval means the next phase, the EIR process, can now commence.
LONDON-The South Bank district--until now seen as one of London's strongest emerging markets--is in danger of oversupply, according to new research from Cluttons.
LONDON-The Central London office market proved resilient in the face of the global slowdown over the first half of 2001 according to Insignia Richard Ellis. But the broker says market prospects are more uncertain after 11 September.
BRISTOL-Warner Estate has bought West Gate, a prominant 91,000-sf office building on Bristol's Colston Avenue. The deal underlines Warner's transformation from residential landlord into a player in the commercial market.