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  • Glendale Wants Scottsdale's $540-Mil Retail Center

    PHOENIX-Glendale is facing off against Scottsdale over the Phoenix Coyotes and a surrounding $540-million entertainment development.

  • CBRE's Ann Chamberlin Resigns

    SEATTLE-The senior managing director of the Seattle area says she has no immediate professional plans on the horizon and will continue working in CB Richard Ellis' Bellevue office for the next few weeks to ensure a smooth management transition.

  • Two Tenants Sign Leases at South Bay Complex

    LOS ANGELES-A Honda subsidiary and a travel company take space at The 1800 Building in Torrance, the first 'pure' office building to rise in this South Bay city's CBD in a decade.

  • Local Production Firm Signs $3.3-Mil Lease

    LOS ANGELES-The film-production company, Harley's House, will double its current amount of office space in Santa Monica Commerce Park.

  • Sterling Heights Firm Uses Bond to Expand

    STERLING HEIGHTS, MI-Moore Flame Cutting Co. plans an addition for its manufacturing facility, which produces heavy steel plates and structural steel components, with help from a $1.2 million industrial revenue bond.

  • Colorado REITs Make Good Q4 Showing

    DENVER-Denver-based REITs have made a strong showing in the first quarter, particularly those with real estate holdings. Black Hawk Gaming and AmeriVest Properties hold lead positions for stockholder returns.

  • Northwest San Antonio Retail Projects Plentiful

    SAN ANTONIO-Four developers have projects under way in the northwest corridor, which is to grow by 30% over the next five years. The work's taking place at State Loop 1604 and Blanco Road, a magnet for nationwide retailers.

  • VoiceStream Takes Its First Downtown Location

    NEW YORK CITY-As part of a massive expansion plan, VoiceStream has claimed 4,525 sf at 170 Broadway, its first Downtown location. This lease is the 42nd the company has signed on the East Coast in the past 12 months.

  • Multifamily Occupancy is at 93% but Land Sales Dip as County Clamps Down

    ORLANDO-Annual acreage transactions finished 2000 at $44 million, down from a record $67 million in 1999. An Orange County moratorium slowed developers but is allowing the market to catch up this year, a new report by Grubb & Ellis finds.

  • London Owner Selling Trophy Jacksonville Office Asset

    JACKSONVILLE, FL-SB Jax, a private investment group, is closing out its North American commercial real estate portfolio with this transaction. The sale is expected to gross an estimated $25 million or about $100 per sf. Jacksonville is 230 miles north of Downtown Orlando.