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BOSTON-The local commercial real estate market speculates on the future of International Place, the huge office complex located here in the Financial District. A local broker tells GlobeSt.com that one of its backers may be looking to finance out of the deal.
NEW YORK CITY-Assets of real estate mutual funds slipped to $11.7 billion for the week ending August 1 and their 30-day average trading volume slipped 7.7% to 14.6 million shares. But although the Morgan Stanley REIT Index is off its all-time high, it's still beating the major equity indexes year-to-date.
HERNDON, VA - Dieter will network with others who provide products and services to the industrial, office or other areas of the commercial real estate industry.
DALLAS-It's the final step in this year's takeover of the remaining interest of Texas-based Cousins Stone LP. Henceforth, it's Cousins Services LP, a banner change that brings a full integration of Texas operations and its Atlanta-based REIT parent.
NEW YORK CITY-A Manhattan-based Christian college that has outgrown its current facilities signed a 10-year lease yesterday on four floors of a 73,000-sf building. The space will be used for administrative offices and classrooms.
PHOENIX-The latest Cushman & Wakefield of Arizona report pegs office vacancy at 17.6%, up 4.5% from six months ago. By the fourth quarter close, most of the space will be absorbed, predict the experts in the region.
LONDON-The availability of industrial space in England, Scotland and Wales continues to climb as manufacturing output drops for the second consecutive quarter. Yet agency King Sturge is putting a positive spin on the figures saying the industrial market does not appear out of balance.
WELLINGTON, FL-The locally based manufacturer of aircraft interior-cabin products files universal shelf registration statement covering up to $250 million in new securities. Wellington is in Palm Beach County, 61 miles north of Miami.
DENVER-Luxury apartment developer JPI says units at the 240-unit The Gateway will be priced so that a Downtown Denver worker making $31,000 could afford to live in the complex close to the Ballpark neighborhood.
AUSTIN-An Austin-based company has opened an office to scout for business in the Asia-Pacific region. Customer Operations Performance Center focuses on call centers and similar operations, maintaining another US office in Amherst, NY.