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  • Opus Project Lands 30,000-SF Tenant

    TIGARD, OR-Working Solutions, a Portland-based subsidiary of UnitedHealthcare, is taking the entire third floor in Opus Northwest's Southwest Center office building under construction here on Durham Road.

  • AutoNation Sells Six-Acres to Safeway

    DUBLIN, CA-Safeway plans to build a 55,000-store, a Safeway Fuel Center and an additional 10,000 sf of retail space here at the corner of Dublin Boulevard and Amador Plaza Road.

  • LaSalle Court Building Gets New Name

    MINNEAPOLIS -Highland Bank helped the owner redevelop the building, which now goes under the name of Highland Bank Court. Parent company Wall Cos. has operated its Minneapolis bank branch from the building since May 2000.

  • Norberg Cited for $10 Mil Sales Effort

    ORLANDO-Florida Business Brokers Association presents a Diamond Achievement award and a Million Dollar Club plaque to the Corporate Investment International sales associate.

  • Hot Tub Distributor Inks $3.1 Mil Lease

    VISTA, CA-The market for medium-sized industrial space in North County remains strong with the signing by a hot tub distributor of a

  • Rumors Say Lucent Considering a Move

    MARLBORO, MA-Lucent Technologies may be considering a move out of its 500,000-sf campus here, according to unconfirmed reports. The New Jersey-based telecommunications company also owns the development rights to another 500,000-sf here.

  • Resource Bankshares' New Program Targets Realty Firms, Builders

    COLUMBIA, SC-The service incorporates loan origination, secondary marketing and payment processing but its brand isn't shown to borrowers. Columbia is 100 miles south of Downtown Charlotte.

  • Industrial Warehouse Sells in the Heights

    HOUSTON-Beall Land Corp. has hawked a 20,000-sf warehouse to a private buyer. The 20-year-old structure is a fairly rare deal since there are few structures of its type in the historic Houston Heights area.

  • Industrial Sector Shows New Signs of Strength

    LOS ANGELES-Report by Federal Reserve says industrial output rose in March for the first time in six months. Separately, a pension fund advisor pays $20 million for project in North LA County, one of the strongest industrial markets of all.

  • John Ferraro, LA City Council Prez, Dies at 76

    LOS ANGELES-Youngest son of Italian immigrants, the quiet but forceful leader emerged from ashes of Watts Riots to build city into global cultural and economic center. He was the heart and soul of Los Angeles, Mayor Riordan tells GlobeSt.com.