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SANTA ANA, CA-The sale of the 20,896-sf Santa Ana property is the most recent in a series of retail transactions that have been keeping area brokers busy in recent weeks.
DENVER-The firm will lease the cost-effective, short-term space in the Republic Plaza, the Point in Inverness Park, Westmoor Technology Park along the Boulder corridor, and Crescent VI in the Denver Tech Center.
SEATTLE-The locally-based real estate investment trust specializing in self-storage facilities has set the pricing of its public offering of 2.5 million shares of Class A common stock at $29.79 per share.
NEW YORK CITY-An international real estate organization founded here more than 75 years ago today announced a major reorganization that its principals hope will synergize operations in hopes of bringing in more and bigger clients.
WASHINGTON, DC-The rise is seasonally adjusted. On an unadjusted basis, the measure rose 10.8%, and was up 92.7% compared with the same week last year.
HOUSTON-Laserweld, a Houston-based manufacturer, proves to be a good neighbor, buying an adjacent 98,000-sf, two-building holding from Omex Engineering. About 16,000 sf of office space will be leased back.
PLAINSBORO, NJ-The multi-use asset, located in the Princeton-area market, is being positioned for biotech/pharmaceutical, telecom and office tenants. The building is being built on spec.
ORLANDO-The 300,000-sf, 10-year-old Art & Frame Direct structure in south Orlando contained an estimated $5 million worth of items being checked today for damage loss by owners George and Dorothy Eouse. The 100 employees were not injured.