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LOS ANGELES-The third-party logistics company has inked a five-year, $5.3-million lease to occupy the industrial space, which is located in Santa Fe Springs.
LOS ANGELES-The third-party logistics company has inked a five-year, $5.3-million lease to occupy the industrial space, which is located in Santa Fe Springs.
SEATTLE-Three Puget Sound-area apartments change hands this week in deals valued at a total of $2.5 million. Rents and vacancy rates in the local market are down but still desirable, making apartments a decent investment, according to a Puget Sound apartment report for the first half of 2001.
NEW YORK CITY-As part of an ongoing effort to solidify its European presence, Insignia/ESG has signed an agreement to acquire Paris-based real estate services firm Groupe Bourdais
PORTLAND-GlobeSt.com caught up with local developer David Parr the day after he closed on the acquisition of the Downtown Nordstrom Building to discuss the long-term future of the well-located property.
ORLANDO-The locally based online firm's updated Chapter 11 bankruptcy petition shows debts of $4 million to Answerthink Consulting of Miami; $3.2 million to J2 Technologies of Dallas; and $386,181 to the Orlando law office of Miami-based Greenberg Traurig.
LAS COLINAS, TX-Cousins Properties will have its "live-work-play" development team in place within 60 days for a 200-acre first phase to a 600-acre undertaking in Las Colinas. If all goes as planned, ground will break in late 2002.
WILSONVILLE, OR-The Multifamily Housing Council of Oregon is holding an all-day seminar in mid-September "to help landlords and investors make a reasonable return on their investments so that they can continue to provide affordable rental housing.
ATLANTA-The Alpharetta, GA-based software manufacturer will be selling its patented EtherLoop technology to broadband services providers installing high-speed Internet broadcast video lines into a half million guest rooms at 3,200 hotels in 100 countries and territories.
WIXOM, MI-City Manager Michael Dornan says a mixed-use development on 330 acres could cost between $80 to $125 million to build. A request for proposals for a Downtown Center on a 30-acre parcel goes out this fall.