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STAMFORD, CT-The diversity of the tenant base in Westchester was a key reason why the slowing economy failed to produce a significant downturn in the county's office market in the second quarter.
IRVINE, CA-Sekisui TA Inc. will move into its new $7 million, 185,000 sf U.S. headquarters building next February. The building includes 30,000 sf of office space plus a manufacturing plant and warehouse.
TRAVERSE CITY, MI-The River's Edge project here is highlighted by the National Governor's Association as a good example of reuse of brownfield sites. It will ultimately be home to a $100-million development, according to plans.
SAN DIEGO-Washington Inventory Service has taken in $1.2 million for a 22,000-sf office building along San Diego's El Cajun Boulevard. The deal comes with a five-year lease for the ground floor so the seller can stay put.
SAN FRANCISCO-Art Institute International will now occupy the fifth and sixth floors at 1170 Market St., as well as the ground, second, third and seventh floors it already leases.
MORRISTOWN, NJ-The 2-cent per $100 of assessed value increase would raise $10 million a year, with the proceeds going for the acquisition and preservation of open space in this Northern New Jersey county.
MINNEAPOLIS-A backlog of 648 residential units is up from a year ago and new orders are down a bit for the home builder that concentrates on this market as well as Tampa, FL and Des Moines, IA.
CHELMSFORD, MA-Camp Dresser & McKee expands its offices by leasing an 11,656-sf space at 25 Industrial Ave. The global consulting firm maintains its headquarters in Cambridge but closed its offices in Lexington, which it consolidated in its new location.